PFW’s late-week fantasy tips for running backs expect consistent producers like Mikel Leshoure and BenJarvus Green-Ellis to remain steady, but Bryce Brown has a tough matchup and it may pay to be patient with Darren McFadden.
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DALLAS (6-6) At CINCINNATI (7-5)
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NFL Capsule: Cowboys at Bengals (The Associated Press)
DENVER (AP) — Denver Broncos right guard Chris Kuper has been downgraded to questionable for Thursday night’s game at Oakland with a sprained ankle.
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CBS, home of Super Bowl XLVII, will create CBS Super Bowl Park at Jackson Square in the heart of the historic French Quarter in New Orleans, La., to serve as the CBS Corporation’s central broadcast center. For the week leading up to the CBS Television Network’s exclusive broadcast of the Super Bowl on Sunday, Feb. 3, the Corporation’s assets in network and local television, radio, cable, premium television and digital will cover the Super Bowl from all angles, including entertainment, news and sports. “The Super Bowl is the granddaddy of big event television, and our approach this year is unlike anything we have ever done,” said Leslie Moonves, President and CEO, CBS Corporation. “For the first time, CBS Corporation will have week-long, round-the-clock Super Bowl coverage on more than a half-dozen platforms. Creating CBS Super Bowl Park at Jackson Square as the center of all this activity will make it even more compelling, and also illustrate the collaborative efforts across the Company.” CBS Super Bowl Park at Jackson Square will be home to 15 different shows from nine CBS divisions across multiple platforms including broadcast, cable and premium television, radio and digital from Monday, Jan. 28 – Super Bowl Sunday, Feb. 3. The shows and divisions broadcasting from Jackson Square are: • THE SUPER BOWL TODAY – CBS’s THE NFL TODAY hosts James Brown, Dan Marino, Bill Cowher, Shannon Sharpe and Boomer Esiason will count down to kick-off on the Super Bowl XLVII pre-game show. • SUPER BOWL LIVE – The Corporation’s cable network, CBS Sports Network, will go Primetime at the Super Bowl Monday through Saturday with all the latest news information and guest analysts. • INSIDE THE SUPER BOWL – CBS Sports Network’s afternoon show will broadcast Monday through Friday from Radio Row and on Saturday and Sunday morning from Jackson Square. Set For CBS Sports, CBS Sports Network, and CBS This Morning • CBS THIS MORNING – CBS’s morning news show will broadcast live Thursday through Saturday. • CBS EVENING NEWS WITH SCOTT PELLEY and CBS EVENING NEWS SATURDAY – CBS’s evening news show will broadcast live from New Orleans Friday and Saturday. • FACE THE NATION WITH BOB SCHEIFFER – Bob Scheiffer will kick off CBS’s Super Bowl programming on Sunday at 10:30 AM, ET. Set For The CBS Evening News and Face the Nation • THE TALK – Network television’s fastest-growing daytime talk show will be broadcast live Monday through Friday (2:00-3:00 PM, ET / 1:00-2:00 PM, CT/PT) with a live studio audience. Co-hosts Sara Gilbert, Julie Chen, Sharon Osbourne, Sheryl Underwood and Aisha Tyler will welcome celebrity guests and highlight the local flavor of New Orleans. • LATE LATE SHOW WITH CRAIG FERGUSON – Craig Ferguson will tape before a live audience for a special edition airing on Sunday night after ELEMENTARY and local news, wrapping up CBS’s Super Bowl Sunday programming. • NFL MONDAY QB – Phil Simms, Rich Gannon, Steve Beuerlein and other CBS quarterbacks will break down the game from the quarterback perspective on CBS Sports Network. • ROME – Jim Rome will host ROME live Monday through Friday on CBS Sports Network. • LEAD OFF – CBS Sports Network’s new late night show with Doug Gottlieb and Allie LaForce will cover all the action and buzz from New Orleans. Set For ROME and Lead Off • INSIDE THE NFL – The Emmy Award-winning SHOWTIME program with James Brown, Phil Simms and Cris Collinsworth will air Wednesday. The show is produced by CBS Sports and NFL Films. • EYE ON PRO FOOTBALL IN NEW ORLEANS – CBSSports.com will broadcast a daily, live one-hour show. Host Kevin Corke and a variety of NFL experts, including CBSSports.com reporters and Eye on Football writers, will provide real-time analysis of the day’s top stories and discuss the latest news. • OMG! INSIDER – Kevin Frazier will be hosting all week leading up to the big game taking viewers inside the top trending stories of Super Bowl XLVII, from Beyonce’s secret halftime performance to the players’ game plan to “put a ring on it,” plus hitting the nightlife scene to go “party surfing” with the stars. • CBS SPORTS RADIO – The newly created CBS Sports Radio will report all week from Jackson Square, in addition to broadcasting from its home base nearby at the Convention Center at the NFL Media Center on “Radio Row.” • CBS AFFILIATES – CBS Television Affiliates covering Super Bowl XLVII in New Orleans will use the Park during their local broadcasts. CBS Super Bowl Park at Jackson Square Cable Bridge Over Decatur Street CBS Super Bowl Park at Jackson Square will consist of four outdoor sets inside Jackson Square shared across the various shows. The sets were designed to reflect the history and architecture of New Orleans. A fifth set will be located across the street in Washington’s Artillery Park for the CBS affiliates. All CBS shows and platforms at CBS Super Bowl Park will share facilities, equipment, office space and personnel throughout the week. Jackson Square, the historic park in the heart of the famed French Quarter, will serve as the backdrop for CBS’s coverage and will remain open to the public. The programming schedules for each show will be released at a later date.
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Get creative with your Broncos outfit (Credit, Michelle Perez) The best thing about Halloween, besides the candy of course, is putting together a costume. So why should a tailgate party be any different? It isn’t. Here are a few tips on creating your homemade Broncos tailgating outfit. Step One – Colors Every NFL team has its own color combination and this is the first step to creating your fanatic fan costume. For Denver Bronco fans, the only colors you need are Orange and Blue. These colors can be incorporated into the costume in endless ways. Face and body painting is most popular, not to mention budget friendly too. Get creative! Fans will use body paints to spell out phrases with friends, which makes it a buddy-friendly project as well. Wear that blue and orange from head to toe, from dyed hair to leotards. Your options are truly endless. Many fans will tell you, it’s as simple as scanning your closet. So find your team colors and rock them! Step Two – Show Some Mascot Love Just as every team has its colors, it also has a team representative known as the mascot. Denver has Miles, the majestic, wild, untamed bronco. There is also Thunder, who rides across the football field before every home game in Denver, getting the crowd riled up for the main event. Even the Bronco team logo is the head of a bronco with an orange mane. So how does one incorporate this into their fan costume? Any way you can. You can purchase clothing and accessories with the logo or get creative and find ways to make your own. Step Three – Accessorize The most fanatic fans know how to accessorize their outfits, from hats and wigs to jewelry, masks and shoulder pads. Don’t forget the game is football, so incorporating football gear into your costume is highly encouraged. Top hats, mascot hats, cowboy hats, jester hats, beanies, helmets and more; there are so many options it’s impossible to list them all – and that just covers the head. Wigs are one of the best accessories to include in your costume. Jewelry is also great, and even the boys can bling it up. Plastic bead necklaces, medallions and pennants are just a few items to include for a flashy costume. Even the pom-pom monster guys (pictured above) took simple cheerleader pom-poms and created costumes out of them. Step Four – Theme is Supreme The most creative Bronco fans know how to mix it up by creating different theme costumes for each home game. “Each Sunday we have a different theme. Today I am a Bronco gang member,” says Marleta Ouverson, a fanatic fan sporting baggy pants with exposed boxers, an orange bandana and a spunky attitude, appropriately decked out in blue and orange. As you can tell, there are no limits to the creative costumes one can dream up. Shane “Mile High Jester” Hergenreder sports a blue and orange jester suit topped off with a neat jester hat to every home game. The legendary Barrel Man needed little more than his bronco barrel, cowboy hat and bullhorn. Many fans mimic others, playing off of their ideas to get creative with their own costume. So think of your favorite characters or occupations and have some fun with it. Bronco Spartan, Bronco space alien, Bronco secret agent – I hope to see these costumes soon! There are no right or wrongs when it comes to tailgating costumes. Your costume can be as extreme or simply as you like. Be brave, have fun creating your costume this season and make sure to get down to the tailgate lot for the next home game. You can’t imagine how much more fun it is when you’re all dressed up! Check out Tailgate Fan to keep the party going at tailgatefan.cbslocal.com . Michelle Perez is a freelance writer covering all things Denver. Her work can be found on Examiner.com .
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KC Joyner writes that with Peyton Manning playing at a high level and a strong defense, the Broncos are serious playoff contenders in the AFC.
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