A group of Denver Broncos fans has been the regular recipients of a disgusting downpour at Sports Authority Field, and they’re getting fed up.Seve…
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Broncos Fans’ Unpleasant Surprise At Games (ThePostGame)
It only took one week for the New York Jets’ offense to go from worrisome to unstoppable.
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Jets-Steelers Preview (The Associated Press)
Peyton Manning’s first start with the Denver Broncos arguably exceeded many people’s expectations for him.
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. (AP) — Stevan Ridley learned the hard way as a rookie. Hold on to the ball or grab a seat on the bench.
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Ridley avoids fumbles, sparks Patriots run game (The Associated Press)
He was Drafted by New England, started nearly every game he played in, but after a decade of service, the team went in a different direction. Some former Patriots see the business side of the NFL long before they’re ready to hang up the cleats.
Apparently, Peyton Manning’s terrific performance in his Denver Broncos’ debut didn’t shock many folks. Our AFC West poll this week asked readers if …
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Poll results: Not surprised by Manning
Arizona: Coach Ken Whisenhunt won’t rush to name a starter for Sunday’s game at New England with QB John Skelton making rapid improvement. Skelton left the Cardinals win over Seattle on a cart with an ankle injury. “We still have a few days until the game. A lot of it is going to depend on how John (Skelton’s) ankle as it’s improving, continues to improve,” Whisenhunt said Wednesday. “We feel very fortunate that it was just an ankle sprain and a low ankle sprain at that. And he’s getting better quickly so we feel very luck about that.”
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NFC Team Notes: Cardinals not ruling out Skelton (The SportsXchange)
Baltimore: DT Haloti Ngata is coming off a two-sack game in which he saw snaps at nose tackle as the Ravens search for ways to beef up the pass rush. “We’ve got to get pressure up that middle, especially with Terrell Suggs being gone,” said Ngata. “We’ve got to get to that quarterback and make it easier for our guys in the secondary.”
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AFC Team Notes (The SportsXchange)
Week two of the NFL season is about to begin and I’m finally over the sadness from watching my New York Giants lose their home opener. I’ve mourned enough and it’s time to move on.
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2012 NFL Schedule for Week Two: Fan’s Opinion (Yahoo! Contributor Network)
In Wednesday’s key matchup, we take a look at a tough test awaiting Denver’s secondary on Monday night in Atlanta.
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Key matchup: Falcons wide receivers vs. Broncos cornerbacks (Pro Football Weekly)