The Broncos placed veteran linebacker DeMarcus Ware on season-ending injured reserve. Will the nine-time Pro Bowler return to Denver for another season in 2017?

For the first time since 2003, both Super Bowl squads from the previous year will miss the playoffs. The Panthers and Broncos will be sitting on the sidelines when the postseason starts in two weeks.

In last year's AFC title game, Von Miller's Broncos put 17 QB hits on Tom Brady. Can the improved Pats' O-line keep Brady clean this time around? Shaun O'Hara lists O-lines to watch in Week 15.

Unlike their division rivals, the Chargers didn't have dynamic threats swimming past tackles last season. But all that changed when they drafted Joey Bosa with the third selection of the 2016 draft.

Tom Brady and Matt Ryan are making bids to become the MVP come season's end. Can their O-lines protect them against top defenses this week? Shaun O'Hara lists his top O-lines to watch in Week 10.

Latavius Murray's Raiders stomped the Broncos, while Melvin Gordon's Chargers turned the tables on the run-heavy Titans. Which AFC West O-line qualified as Shaun O'Hara's line of the week?

In a highly anticipated showdown for AFC West supremacy, Latavius Murray and the Raiders stuck it to the vaunted Broncos defense. Michael Silver looks at how Oakland pulled it off.

Let's run! Latavius Murray paced Oakland to first place in the AFC West. Melvin Gordon ran for a career-high 196 yards and scored his 11th touchdown. Here's what else we've learned from Week 9.

The AFC West has a new leader. For the first time since 2010, the Raiders defeated the Broncos in Oakland, thanks to dynamite pass protection and a heavy dose of Latavius Murray.

We're just about halfway through the 2016 regular season. So, how does the NFL hierarchy shake out? Elliot Harrison has no less than 26 teams on the move, including nine of the top 10.

In a battle between two AFC West foes, the world-champion Broncos (6-2) took care of business with a 27-19 win over the Chargers (3-5). Here's what we learned from Denver's big day.

Chiefs running back Spencer Ware and Colts cornerback Vontae Davis were both ruled out after suffering concussions. Check in on the other injuries we are tracking from Week 8.

Can Russell Wilson and his offense get back on track in the Big Easy or will Drew Brees have another big day? Get all of your information on 'Hawks-Saints and every other Week 8 game in Cheat Sheet.

Veteran quarterback Josh McCown will start for the Cleveland Browns on Sunday, returning to the lineup for the first time since being injured Week 2. Cody Kessler was ruled out because a concussion.

Broncos veteran pass rusher DeMarcus Ware returned to practice on Wednesday ahead of Sunday's game against the Chargers. Ware fractured his forearm in mid-September.

Broncos pass rusher DeMarcus Ware needs some help getting his Super Bowl 50 championship ring back. Ware wrote on Twitter that valuables were stolen from his home.

The Indianapolis Colts could be getting reinforcements just as their schedule gets extremely tough. Wideout Donte Moncrief is expected to practice Wednesday for the first time since Week 2.

The Denver Broncos listed left tackle Russell Okung (concussion) as questionable for Monday Night Football versus the Houston Texans. He practiced in a limited capacity this week.

Drew Brees thinks highly of his competition in Carolina. But are Luke Kuechly and Thomas Davis the best linebacking tandem of all-time, or even right now?

Who will get to Trevor Siemian's Broncos? How long can Sam Bradford's Vikings keep this up? Gil Brandt projects which of the five 3-0 teams in the NFL will be the last unbeaten squad standing.

Andrew Luck hooked up with T.Y. Hilton on a game-winning catch-and-run to put the Colts past the Chargers. Here's 42 things we learned from Week 3.

The Denver Broncos found a game through the air as Trevor Siemian lobbed four touchdowns in a victory over the Cincinnati Bengals. Denver is 3-0 after Siemian's career-best game.

Von Miller was a one-man wrecking crew, going full John McClane on the Colts in a 34-20 victory. The defending Super Bowl MVP had three quarterback takedowns, including the game-clinching strip sack.