Read more: Air Force Falcons, Denver Broncos, Ben Garland, Garland Back with Broncos, Garland on Broncos, Broncos get Garland, Airman Back with Broncos, Airman in Denver, Pro, NFL ENGLEWOOD, COLO. (AP) — Defensive tackle Ben Garland has rejoined the Denver Broncos for offseason workouts after getting an early release from his commitment to the U.S. Air Force

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The first round of the NFL draft is Thursday. (AP file photo) Mock that draft. The consensus is that with the 25th pick in the first round of the NFL draft Thursday, the Broncos will select ..

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As John Lynch can attest, it’s not true that Brian Dawkins was an NFL safety and nothing but. It was the 1999 season Pro Bowl, well before Lynch and Dawkins would call on the Broncos for part II of their distinguished careers. Lynch’s Tampa Bay Bucs had lost their NFC championship game that meant his coaching staff would get the consolation prize of leading the NFC team in the Pro Bowl.

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  (DENVER) — Upstairs on the second floor of the Broncos’ Dove Valley headquarters, the team’s highest-ranking officials will spend the final days before the draft not unlike many of the most die-hard NFL fans. Broncos executives John Elway, Brian Xanders, John Fox, Matt Russell and others will create mock draft after mock draft, trying to figure out which teams will draft which players at which slot when the NFL draft begins Thursday.

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Brian Dawkins announced his retirement from the NFL on Monday, and the legendary Philadelphia Eagles and Denver Broncos safety is satisfied to step away from the game on his own terms. “It’s just the fact about having peace about stepping away from the game knowing that I can play the game another year — that may sound crazy — but knowing I could play this game at least another year gave me a lot of peace,” Dawkins, 38, said during a conference call Monday.

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Read More: Brian Dawkins (S – DEN), Denver Broncos Denver Broncos safety Brian Dawkins has announced his retirement from the NFL, but don’t expect the team to let this fade away in the lead up to the 2012 NFL Draft later this week.

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DENVER – Denver Broncos’ safety Brian Dawkins announced his retirement via Twitter Monday morning. The nine-time Pro Bowler played 16 years in the NFL.  The first 14 years as a Philadelphia Eagle, and the final two as a Denver Bronco.  He was a free agent until about 7:50 a.m.

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Veteran safety Brian Dawkins is retiring from the NFL after 16 seasons with the Philadelphia Eagles and Denver Broncos, the Pro Bowl defender announced Monday on Twitter.

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Every football season, teams create and print out playbooks for each of the players, coaches and other personnel. Players and coaches spend hours in the locker rooms going over game videos

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Georgia’s Brandon Boykin (2) in 2009 (AP file photo) Today’s question about the Broncos comes from Josh Kroll in Louisville, Ky. Q: Will the Broncos draft somebody this week to replace Eddie Royal on special teams? A: Royal made some big plays on special teams, including an 85-yard punt return for a touchdown last year

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Do you remember the story about the Air Force officer who might have made the 2010 Denver Broncos team if not for his five-year active duty commitment? Well that story has a twist to it that could affect the Broncos in 2012.

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CLEVELAND, Ohio — Cleveland Browns and NFL fans, who do you say the league’s teams should pick in the first round of the draft on Thursday?

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Despite bringing in a 36-year-old Peyton Manning to take over at quarterback, the Broncos’ focus in this draft will predominantly be about getting younger. Age is a particular worry in the middle of the defensive line, where two prominent members of the rotation (Ty Warren, Justin Bannan) are on the down side of their careers and Warren has missed the last two seasons due to injuries, so most insiders expect Denver to use its No. 25 overall pick on the best interior tackle that’s still standing.

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