Sports columnist Woody Paige responds to your questions in Woody’s Mailbag. In this installment, Woody takes seven Q’s, including one asking him about the Broncos’ 3-4 defense.
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Woody’s Mailbag: Does Broncos’ 3-4 system favor weakside outside linebackers?
The ‘09 postseason participants are heavy favorites to win their divisions and get back to the playoffs.
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AccuScore: Saints, Chargers have best playoffs odds (Yahoo! Sports)
Watching him go through the rigors of 16 NFL seasons, some wondered how well John Elway would be able to walk in retirement, let alone pursue activities such as golf with the passion and vigor of a man 30 years younger.
Quarterback Kyle Orton is 29-19 as a starter in his career — 8-7 with the Broncos.
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Preview: 2010 Denver Broncos offense
Ryan McBean is the only returning defensive starter up front as he has held off the Broncos’ additions at the position, including free-agent signee Jarvis Green.
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Preview: 2010 Denver Broncos defense
NFL personnel executives are constantly looking for the magic number, the one that blends youth and experience to create the perfect roster makeup.
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Broncos among NFL’s oldest teams
The rigors of an NFL game day complete, safety Brian Dawkins returns home to his family, eats a healthy meal, stretches his tired muscles and ices any extra-sore spots.
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Experience vs. youth: Age-old dilemma in NFL
Knowshon Moreno says his recovery from a pulled right hamstring is going well and he’s “ready for whatever the coaches need me to do” Sunday at Jacksonville.
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Moreno Making Way Back To Lineup
NFL Power Poll: Packers’ expectations soar, but Jets still No. 1 Green Bay is the smallest market in the NFL, but no team has created more buzz over the past month. Although last season’s 7-1 finish has played a part, the attention is largely based on the unstoppable preseason performance of quarterback Aaron Rodgers and the offense. The players have accepted the high expectations without letting the hype get to them. “I don’t see a problem with it,” tight end Jermichael Finley said.
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NFL Power Poll: Packers’ expectations soar, but Jets still No. 1 (SportingNews.com)
The teams that do well often sustain success better than their peers if they have done it with homegrown players. No better example exists than the Colts.
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Q&A: Broncos need top picks to succeed