Champ Bailey News

The Denver Broncos have shored up their secondary with another veteran, signing cornerback Ty Law.

The more coach Mike Tomlin keeps talking about it, the more agitated his players get.

ESPN.com's Bill Williamson writes about all things AFC West in his division blog .

The showdown between the Pittsburgh Steelers and Denver Broncos on Monday night features two of the AFC's top teams, a couple of the hardest-hitting defenses in the league and a pair of the NFL's brightest young coaching minds.

Veteran Ravens wide receiver Derrick Mason, left, who leads Baltimore in receiving yards and touchdowns, has gone up against Denver's Champ Bailey, right, many times during his 13-year career.

Share + Nov 2, 2009 9:20 pm US/Mountain By Matthew J. Buettner, cbs4denver.com LITTLETON, Colo A Denver Broncos 30-7 loss to the Baltimore Ravens doesn't hurt so badly when it's the team's first loss and it comes two months into the season.

It's fun watching the youngster grow. As recently as two months ago, the Denver Broncos were an infant - gurgling and burping and badly in need of nurturing at all times.

At the risk of ticking off the baddest man in the whole darn NFL , this needs to be said: Your reign of terror is over, Ray Lewis .

Wide receiver Derrick Mason had several compliments for Broncos cornerback Champ Bailey.

Brian Dawkins fires up his teammates with frenzied and feverish dance moves before games.

Broncos cornerback Champ Bailey was chosen, by his teammates, as the team's nominee for the NFL's Walter Payton Man of the Year award, which recognizes players for both their on-field play and their off-the-field contributions in the community.

The Broncos had $3.6 million less to spend on salaries in 2009 because of the Travis Henry contract.

Ravens QB Joe Flacco is enjoying a strong start to his NFL career, but the undefeated Broncos are the next test Flacco has to pass.

The Reality Check Oh, how have the Denver Broncos utterly shocked a nation of fans and football media? Let us count the ways.

After looking at how the Chargers tried to attack the Broncos defense in the passing game, it's clear a pattern is developing.

With the win over the San Diego Chargers on Monday Night Football, Denver Broncos Head Coach Josh McDaniels became the fourth rookie head coach in the Super Bowl era to start 6-0. He joins Red Miller as only the second head coach in Denver history to win his first six games with the club.

There are certain things that get a team behind the NFL 's velvet ropes, to mingle with the VIPs and bask in the spotlight.

The Broncos against the World! Do you believe in the Broncos yet? A How many more wins will it take before you convert to the faithful? A Do they have to beat your team? A Do they have to beat your team on the road? A Do they have to beat your team in perfect health? A Do they have to beat your team or some other "proven favorite" by 25 points? A ...

ENGLEWOOD Josh McDaniels isn't saying first and second down don't matter. He just doesn't think games are won and lost on those plays.

Josh McDaniels never hid his motivational tactic this week. He said repeatedly, his Denver Broncos had to fight back if they wanted to wrestle the AFC West from the San Diego Chargers.