It’s quite an impressive group: 15 finalists for the Pro Football Hall of Fame include Jerry Rice, John…
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Finalists announced for Pro Football Hall of Fame (SportingNews.com)
Broncos rookie tight end Richard Quinn has been cleared of all charges by Arapahoe County District Attorney’s office, according to his agent and attorney Peter Schaffer.
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All charges dropped against TE Quinn
Former Broncos tight end Shannon Sharpe and running back Floyd Little join the likes of Jerry Rice and Emmitt Smith as finalists for the Pro Football Hall of Fame. It is the second time Sharpe has been a finalist in two years of eligibility.
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Sharpe, Little Among Hall Of Fame Finalists
…He’s the only coach in the final round. Shannon Sharpe, TE: 1990-99, 2002-03 Denver Broncos Will he get in? The voting committee needs to correct its mistake from last year and…
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AFC West well represented on HOF final list
Having caught his last pass, run his last route, scored his last touchdown and played in his last Super Bowl, Shannon Sharpe believes he did all he could possibly do in his 14-year NFL career.
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Sharpe again on finalists list for Hall
On Friday, Shannon Sharpe and Floyd Little were announced as two of the 17 finalists for the Pro Football Hall of Fame Class of 2010. The final class will be named the day before the Super Bowl.
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One Step Closer to Canton
…another Super Bowl. Maybe the best Elvis of all is playing right now. Elvis Dumervil, the Denver Broncos linebacker, led the NFL with 17 sacks this season and was just voted a starter in…
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Elvis lives on in the sports world
The Cowboys haven’t won a playoff game in more than a decade.
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Cowboys look to end frustration
The Broncos continued to turn their attention to the 2010 season Thursday as they signed two more players to “futures” contracts.
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McChesney among large O-line signees
As the Broncos began digesting the 2009 season, one of the biggest items on Josh McDaniels’ things-to-do list was to discern what happened in the two four-game losing streaks over the final 10
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Analysis: McDaniels must take a look in the mirror