Brandon Marshall News

"Monday Night Football" analyst Ron Jaworski says the Denver Broncos will have their hands full against the best defense in the league, that of the Pittsburgh Steelers : In this week's matchup, we will see two outstanding defenses.

The Denver Broncos' 6-1 start puts them among the league's elite. Their inability to score on their opening drive, however, places them among some dubious company.

Defense-defense was the theme of the day in the game between the 6-0 Denver Broncos and the 3-3 Baltimore Ravens.A So just for good measure, any way you say it or spell it, you knew it would be prevalent in Sundaya s NFL contest.

Broncos wide receiver Brandon Marshall, above, runs out his route as quarterback Kyle Orton is sacked in the fourth quarter Sunday at Baltimore.

Brandon Marshall rips the secondary . The Ravens have struggled to contain big receivers downfield .

For most of the offseason, many Ravens fans clamored for their team to trade with the Denver Broncos for then-disgruntled receiver Brandon Marshall.

Not even federal prison in Yazoo City, Miss., can shackle Travis Henry from becoming part of the NFL 's feel-good story that is the 2009 Broncos.

New Orleans Saints tight end Jeremy Shockey had a big game against Miami. The following weekly NFL power ratings are offered by Mobile Press-Register sister paper The Times-Picayune: We were getting ready to drop the New Orleans Saints in the latest installment of the NFL power rankings from The Times-Picayune. But we and the Saints realized there ...

As much as the NFL is a players' league, what separates the elite from the also-rans is quality coaching and a coherent plan.

Posted by Anthony Stalter 1. Royal is making his presence felt in other facets of the game After hauling in 91 receptions for 980 yards and five touchdowns as a rookie last year, Eddie Royal has largely been a bust in his second year.

With the bye week as close to mid-season as possible, there's no reason for me to delay putting together my Midseason Broncos awards.

Peyton Manning, OK. Brett Favre, sure. Drew Brees, absolutely. But Kyle Orton? You bet.

Most years, the Denver Broncos couldn't scramble out of the doors fast enough for a little rest and relaxation on their bye week.

Todd Haley looked relieved. His arms were crossed late in Sunday's game at Washington, and he didn't let a smile break through until the Chiefs had their first victory - and Haley's first as a head coach - clinched.

The NFL's newest genius had to make a big decision shortly before his Broncos faced the Chargers on Monday night.

USA TODAY's Jarrett Bell wraps up the NFL weekend and hands out his weekly accolades every Tuesday: Five things we learned from Week 5: 1. New Broncos coach Josh McDaniels made the right moves in keeping Brandon Marshall , while dumping Jay Cutler and moving on with Kyle Orton .

DB - Motivated for Monday Night - Gray Caldwell "It is going to be a 60-minute game, and it's on Monday night," Kyle Orton said.

The NFL announced today that Patriots players Logan Mankins, Brandon Meriweather and Ty Warren were all fined for penalties they drew last Sunday in the Patriots' 20-17 overtime loss to the Denver Broncos.

When Vonnie Holliday was shopping for a new team, the defensive lineman received all sorts of suggestions from family and friends, even random strangers.

Broncos coach Josh McDaniels addressed a myriad of subjects at his news conference today, including: * Brandon Marshall.