INDIANAPOLIS — Chuck Pagano stepped to the podium Monday, hugged his team owner, thanked his family for its support and wiped a tear from his eye.
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Colts welcome back Chuck Pagano
ENGLEWOOD — After the Broncos’ video department has completed its work of packaging snippets of Kansas City game tape specific for each Denver position coach, some time likely will be spent on gathering pertinent plays and formations of teams the Broncos could face in the playoffs.
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Broncos’ tunnel-vision mantra leads to success
ENGLEWOOD — Broncos coach John Fox, is in line to become the 40th coach in NFL history to record 100 victories.
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Fox seeks 100th career victory
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. (AP) — The New England Patriots have picked a bad time for some mediocre performances.
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Pats deal with second straight subpar performance (The Associated Press)
Indianapolis Colts coach Chuck Pagano held an emotional press conference Monday as he returned to work after taking a three-month leave of absence to battle leukemia. He takes over after interim coach Bruce Arians led the Colts to a surprising 10-5 record and a spot in the AFC playoffs.
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NFL Roundup: Pagano returns, Ryan talks Tebow, Vick to start for Eagles (The SportsXchange)
Ron Jaworski and Merril Hoge think the Broncos are the most dangerous team in the AFC because their offense is clicking behind Peyton Manning and stro…
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Video: Most dangerous team in the AFC?
BEREA, Ohio (AP) — Though two of his star players got hurt, Browns coach Pat Shurmur defended playing his regulars late in a blowout loss in Denver.
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Browns’ Richardson, Weeden questionable (The Associated Press)
Here’s a look at how the AFC West teams fared in the Week 17 Power Rankings. I do not have a vote, but I do have an opinion: Denver Broncos ” Power …
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Jamaal Charles seemed to be happy with himself. Peyton Hillis had to feel vindicated, and embattled offensive coordinator Brian Daboll finally had a reason to smile.
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Chiefs waste record-setting rushing day in defeat (The Associated Press)
CINCINNATI (AP) — With their playoff seeding locked in place, the Bengals have the option of taking it easy with some of their players in the final regular-season game.
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Bengals have nothing at stake in final game (The Associated Press)