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Devontae booker, there was so much talk about the running game and the struggles coming in. How did you get things right . We just wanted to make a difference out there. For the last couple weeks, everybody thought we wasnt doing that but i just talk about that stuff, want to make a difference for our team. The ncj went out there tonight and ran speed in the game tonight. How much do the 11 days off help rest the legs . It helped a lot. I was thinking we havent seen this in the wild. I think it helped us out a lot and you know, got our bodies rested up to get a w. Seasonhigh rushing yards for ...

Concussion the letter says, we have worked hhrd to educate our teams, but there will be serious consequences. Good news for brandon marshall, after being dropped by two sponsors for kneeling in protest during the national anthem, he got a new deal from Russell Simeon the hiphop mogul. Shall had a marshall had a sit down yesterday with police chief robert white. We found out marshall wanted to know what police go through every day and why officers involved in controversial shootings havent been punished. The chief invited marshall to take part in a shoot dont shooo training session. I suggested...

JANUARY 10--A Colorado man who reportedly claimed, “I’m a schizophrenic and I need help,” is facing federal charges for making repeated death threats against staff members of Senator Michael Bennet, court records show. John Troy Davis, 44, allegedly placed a series of telephone calls to Bennet’s Denver office over the past month to complain about his Social Davis, pictured at right, also threatened, “To get your attention, I will go down there and set fire to the perimeter." Davis added that he “may go to terrorism.” The felony complaint against Davis was filed Friday in U.S. D...

Bennet won't ask for option Durango, Colorado Currently Wed 6% chance of precipitation 1% chance of precipitation Doesn't join Dems in wanting public health-care plan Thursday, March 25, 2010 4:22 AM Bennet Bennet Toggle font size DENVER - As U.S. senators debate a second health-care bill today, Democrats are under pressure from the left and the right. Sen. Michael Bennet, D-Colo., plans to vote for the bill and fend off any attempts to change it. That has dismayed liberal activists and brought criticism from his primary challenger, Andrew Romanoff. Liberal talk show h...