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Denver Broncos 2006-07 Schedule below

Detroit Lions	Denver Broncos	Friday, 08/11/06	at 7:30pm	Ford Field
Denver Broncos	Tennessee Titans	Saturday, 08/19/06	at 7:00pm	Invesco Field
Denver Broncos	Houston Texans	Sunday, 08/27/06	at 6:00pm	Invesco Field
Arizona Cardinals	Denver Broncos	Thursday, 08/31/06	at TBA	Glendale Stadium
St. Louis Rams	Denver Broncos	Sunday, 09/10/06	at 12:00pm	Edward Jones Dome
Denver Broncos	Kansas City Chiefs	Sunday, 09/17/06	at 2:15pm	Invesco Field
New England Patriots	Denver Broncos	Sunday, 09/24/06	at 8:15pm	Gillette Stadium
Denver Broncos	Oakland Raiders	Sunday, 10/15/06	at 6:15pm	Invesco Field
Cleveland Browns	Denver Broncos	Sunday, 10/22/06	at 4:05pm	Cleveland Browns Stadium
Denver Broncos	Indianapolis Colts	Sunday, 10/29/06	at 2:15pm	Invesco Field
Denver Broncos	Baltimore Ravens	Monday, 10/9/06	at 6:30pm	Invesco Field
Oakland Raiders	Denver Broncos	Sunday, 11/12/06	at 1:05pm	McAfee Coliseum
Denver Broncos	San Diego Chargers	Sunday, 11/19/06	at 2:15pm	Invesco Field
Kansas City Chiefs	Denver Broncos	Thursday, 11/23/06	at TBA	Arrowhead Stadium
Pittsburgh Steelers	Denver Broncos	Sunday, 11/5/06	at 4:15pm	Heinz Field
San Diego Chargers	Denver Broncos	Sunday, 12/10/06	at 1:15pm	Qualcomm Stadium
Arizona Cardinals	Denver Broncos	Sunday, 12/17/06	at 2:05pm	Glendale Stadium
Denver Broncos	Cincinnati Bengals	Sunday, 12/24/06	at 2:15pm	Invesco Field
Denver Broncos	Seattle Seahawks	Sunday, 12/3/06	at 2:15pm	Invesco Field
Denver Broncos	San Francisco 49ers	Sunday, 12/31/06	at 2:15pm	Invesco Field

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2005-06 NFL Denver Broncos Roster

Adams, Charlie WR 6'02'' 190 10/23/1979 2 Hofstra
69 Alexander, P.J. G 6'04'' 297 12/23/1978 1 Syracuse
94 Almanzar, Luis DT 6'04'' 294 12/15/1976 1 S.W. Missouri
38 Anderson, Mike FB 6'00'' 230 09/21/1973 5 Utah
24 Bailey, Champ CB 6'00'' 192 06/22/1978 6 Georgia
42 Brandon, Sam FS 6'02'' 200 07/5/1979 3 Nevada-Las Vegas
65 Carlisle, Cooper G 6'05'' 295 08/11/1977 4 Florida
89 Carswell, Dwayne TE 6'03'' 260 01/18/1972 11 Liberty
82 Chamberlain, Byron TE 6'01'' 242 10/17/1971 10 Wayne State, Neb.
93 Chukwurah, Patrick OLB 6'01'' 250 03/1/1979 4 Wyoming
93 Coleman, Marco DE 6'03'' 270 12/18/1969 13 Georgia Tech
96 Davis, Dorsett DT 6'06'' 302 01/24/1979 2 Mississippi State
34 Droughns, Reuben FB 5'11'' 207 08/21/1978 4 Oregon
97 Eason, Nick DT 6'03'' 292 05/29/1980 1 Clemson
1 Elam, Jason K 5'11'' 200 03/8/1970 12 Hawaii
94 Elliss, Luther DT 6'05'' 318 03/22/1973 10 Utah
6 Epstein, Hayden K 6'02" 212 11/16/1980 3 Michigan
68 Fatafehi, Mario DE 6'02'' 296 01/27/1979 4 Kansas State
25 Ferguson, Nick SS 5'11'' 201 11/27/1974 5 Georgia Tech
27 Galloway, Ahmaad RB 5'11'' 225 03/10/1980 1 Alabama
74 Green, Cornell T 6'06'' 315 08/25/1976 3 Central Florida
53 Green, Louis LB 6'03'' 224 09/23/1979 1 Alcorn State
22 Griffin, Quentin RB 5'07'' 198 01/12/1981 2 Oklahoma
50 Hamilton, Ben G 6'04'' 283 08/18/1977 3 Minnesota
86 Hape, Patrick TE 6'04'' 262 06/6/1974 8 Alabama
81 Harris, Atnaf WR 6'01'' 182 02/27/1979 1 Fresno State
98 Hayward, Reggie DE 6'05'' 270 03/14/1979 4 Iowa State
20 Hearst, Garrison RB 5'11'' 215 01/4/1971 10 Georgia
31 Herndon, Kelly CB 5'10'' 180 11/3/1976 3 Toledo
90 Holland, Darius DT 6'05'' 330 11/10/1973 9 Colorado
23 Israel, Ron DB 6'00'' 212 01/5/1979 1 Notre Dame
14 Jackson, Nate WR 6'03'' 217 06/4/1979 1 Menlo
83 Jackson, Willie WR 6'01" 212 08/16/1971 10 Florida
39 Johnson, Kyle RB 6'00" 242 12/15/1978 1 Syracuse
99 Johnson, Raylee DE 6'03'' 272 06/1/1970 11 Arkansas
13 Kanell, Danny QB 6'03'' 218 11/21/1973 7 Florida State
28 Kennedy, Kenoy SS 6'01'' 215 11/15/1977 5 Arkansas
4 Knorr, Micah P 6'02'' 199 01/9/1975 5 Utah State
83 Leach, Mike TE 6'04'' 245 10/18/1976 5 William & Mary
85 Lelie, Ashley WR 6'03'' 200 02/16/1980 3 Hawaii
64 Lenda, Tyler G 6'02" 289 1 Penn State
78 Lepsis, Matt T 6'04'' 290 01/13/1974 7 Colorado
47 Lynch, John SS 6'02'' 220 09/25/1971 12 Stanford
82 Madise, Adrian WR 5'11'' 210 03/23/1980 2 Texas Christian
91 McNeal, Bryant DE 6'05'' 247 07/13/1979 1 Clemson
23 Middlebrooks, Willie CB 6'01'' 200 02/12/1979 4 Minnesota
95 Mitchell, Clint DE 6'07'' 255 09/21/1980 1 Florida
66 Nalen, Tom C 6'03'' 286 05/13/1971 11 Boston College
62 Neil, Dan G 6'02'' 285 10/21/1973 8 Texas
98 Pittman, Thomas DE 6'03'' 285 11/2/1979 1 Florida
16 Plummer, Jake QB 6'02'' 202 12/19/1974 8 Arizona State
75 Pope, Monsanto DT 6'03'' 300 01/27/1978 3 Virginia
93 Pryce, Trevor DE 6'05'' 295 08/3/1975 8 Clemson
88 Putzier, Jeb TE 6'04'' 256 01/20/1979 3 Boise State
11 Quinn, Mike QB 6'04" 215 04/15/1974 2 Stephen F. Austin
53 Rutledge, Johnny MLB 6'02'' 245 01/4/1977 6 Florida
83 Santiago, O.J. TE 6'07'' 264 04/4/1974 7 Kent State
37 Sapp, Cecil RB 5'11'' 230 12/23/1978 1 Colorado State
80 Smith, Rod WR 6'00'' 200 05/15/1970 10 Missouri Southern
33 Spencer, Jimmy CB 5'09'' 188 03/29/1969 13 Florida
59 Spragan, Donnie OLB 6'04'' 239 04/12/1976 3 Stanford
75 Stephens, Jamain T 6'06" 340 01/9/1974 6 North Carolina A&T
57 Sykes, Jashon OLB 6'03'' 239 09/25/1979 2 Colorado
21 Turner, Scott CB 5'10'' 180 02/26/1972 9 Illinois
35 Walls, Lenny CB 6'04'' 195 09/26/1979 3 Boston College
67 Watton, Chris G 6'03'' 305 10/6/1977 1 Baylor
88 Weaver, Jed TE 6'04'' 258 08/11/1976 6 Oregon
56 Wilson, Al MLB 6'00'' 240 06/21/1977 6 Tennessee
32 Young, Chris FS 6'00'' 215 01/23/1980 2 Georgia Tech

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Denver Broncos team history

The Denver Broncos are in the NFL's AFC West diviosn along with the Kansas City Chiefs, Oakland Raiders, and San Diego Chargers. In 1960 the Broncos franchise was formed in the now defunct AFL (American Football League). The Broncos would struggle as a franchise losing more games then they won and they didn't even make the NFL Playoffs up until the mid 70's. in 1977, Denver clinched its first playoff berth, going 12-2 and winning the NFC Western Division title going away. The main reason for this was their famous "Orange Crush" defense, with the now famous, Lyle Alzado, LB Randy Gradishar, and LB Tom Jackson. The Broncos would win the 1978 AFC title against the Oakland Raiders, but their offense just couldn't get the job done in Super Bowl XII, turning over the ball 8 times they lost the game going away 27-10. The next year, The Broncos would also lose in the playoffs to one of the all time greatest Pittsburgh Steelers team's with their fabled Iron Curtain Defense and Terry Bradshaw. in 1983 the Broncos drafted future Hall of Fame quarterback John Elway starting the Elway era for the Broncos. in 1987 this move would payoff, as Elway led the Broncos to Super Bowl XXI against the New York Giants. The Broncos led at half time against Giants but they could not hold on, losing in Super Bowl XXI 39-20. The next year, the Broncos would make it back to Super Bowl XII only to run into one of the best games ever played by a Super Bowl quarterback. After jumping out to a quick 10-0 lead the Broncos got annihilated by the Redskins Quarterback Doug Williams, who led his team to a 35 point 2nd quarter rout and an eventual 35-10 final score. The following year the Broncos would miss the big game, but made it back to the Super Bowl in 1990 in Super Bowl XIV. In that Super Bowl, the Broncos would lose one of the most lopsided Super Bowl contests in history getting crushed by the passing game of Joe Montana to Jerry Rice combo 55-10. The Broncos would not earn a trip to the Super Bowl until 1998 where they battled the defending champion Green Bay Packers and Brett Favre. The one thing that separated the 97-98 Broncos team from other Broncos teams with Elway, was their excellent running game which enabled Elway to have another weapon to help his offensive lead. In that game, the Broncos were able to hold onto a 24-17 victory with good defense down the stretch and 3 touchdown runs by their pro bowl running back Terrell Davis. Elway and the Broncos finally won a Super Bowl and they weren't finished. In the 1998-99 season the Broncos would win another AFC Championship and cruise to another Super Bowl victory, this time against the underdog Atlanta Falcons coached by former coach and foe of Elway, Dan Reeves. Elway would retire after this victory, and what a way to go, winning 2 straight Super Bowl Championships and becoming a true champion in Denver and NFL playoff history.