Denver Broncos News

Browns GM Phil Savage has no qualms about throwing head coach Romeo Crennel under the bus to try and save his job.

The Post's Broncos writer responds to your questions in Mike Klis' Broncos Mailbag. In this installment, Mike tackles seven Q's, including one about injury timeouts.

Fans of Penn State can smell like the school for just $60. A fragrance developer claims it has made a perfume and a cologne inspired by Pennsylvania State University's blue and white colors and its campus vegetation. Masik Collegiate Fragrances says the perfume for the school in State College,... ..read more

Lifelong Red Sox fans can now take their love of the team to the next level — eternity. A Massachusetts funeral home recently took delivery of the first Red Sox casket, which features the team logo on the exterior as well as the inside. The casket is manufactured by Eternal Image of... ..read more

Through the schizophrenia that has characterized the Broncos' season, one of the few constants for Denver has been the play of its offensive line.

The Chiefs are in last place in the AFC West.

Broncos reporter Mike Klis analyzes a play from Denver's 34-17 victory over the New York Jets on Sunday.

He started as a last-ditch solution, but after three weeks as the Broncos' primary tailback, Peyton Hillis might see his role growing even more.

It doesn't take a rocket scientist, a BCS computer or a Wall Street exec who just talked Uncle Sam into a billion-dollar bailout to figure out the Chargers aren't the Chargers anymore.

To quote Jim Mora, "Playoffs?!" Yes, playoffs. The Denver Broncos lead the league in injuries and inexperience, and this ragtag bunch of backups, rookies and castoffs could be among the first in the NFL to clinch a spot in the postseason this weekend.