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The OS Daily Ten - Peyton Manning Has the Broncos Looking Unbeatable Stuck

Posted on September 24, 2013 at 11:58 AM.

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Top Sports News for Tuesday, September 24, 2013

QOTD: Is Denver an exceptionally talented team, or is the AFC down a notch this year?

Peyton Manning connected for his 12th touchdown of the season en route to a smashing of the Oakland Raiders Monday night.
The Pittsburgh Pirates have trumped their 'winning record' milestone by locking in a playoff birth -- although just a Wild Card spot for now.
Cardinals safety Rashad Johnson lost part of his finger during Sunday's game -- and didn't even know it.
What if North American sports teams had mascots chosen by geographical and cultural relevance?
Baltimore's Jacoby Jones suffers injury at the hands of a stripper.
Oakland's division championship celebration got a little out of hand when a baby was given beer on live television.
Lions WR Nate Burleson has a broken arm after getting into an automobile crash.
Jameis Winston is a huge star in Tallahasee, but the university isn't very happy with the Jesus-themed marketing that has followed him.
The Pacers have locked in a key piece of their franchise by extending Paul George for five years.
A what? The legal kick-pass for a first down, explained.

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# 1 MoultonHawk @ Sep 25

Yes the DEN offense is a beast of a chore to defend. Peyton always starts hot though it's the finish that is the question. Especially when the weather changes he was throwing frozen ducks vs. the Ravens int he playoff game last year. DEN defense isn't anything special, but yes that offense is a beast, but DEN has no running game, so teams will adjust as the season goes on, someone is gonna stop 'em and then it's on it's a copy cat league. You also lost your blind side Clady is out for the season. It's all on protection and Peyton's quick release.