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Armstrong: Broncos perfecting the fast fade

Broncos quarterback Chris Simms finds a position on the sideline after being benched in the second quarter against the Chargers on Sunday. (John Leyba, The Denver Post) There's no way around it, no denying it, and no other way to say it: The Broncos ...

From JIM ARMSTRONG, Denver Post,  22 Nov 2009

Related Topics: Chris Simms,  NFL,  Josh McDaniels,  Kyle Orton,  Pro Bowl

Broncos QB Simms welcomes start if Orton can't play vs. Chargers

only a spectator. Broncos players have been expecting Simms to be their quarterback throughout the week. routine splenectomy. He was 45 minutes away from dying. They cut all those core muscles. As a quarterback, it took him a ...

From JIM ARMSTRONG, Denver Post,  22 Nov 2009

Related Topics: NFL,  Chris Simms,  Jerry Rice,  Kyle Orton,  San Diego Chargers

Armstrong: Pointless rumor in Boulder

so Jay Cutler doesn't have an offensive line or any wide receivers. But 17 interceptions in nine games? Maybe he should have returned Pat Bowlen's phone calls after all. JIMMY SEZ: ...

From JIM ARMSTRONG, Denver Post,  14 Nov 2009

Related Topics: Dan Hawkins (football),  Jay Cutler,  Pat Bowlen,  ESPN,  Troy Tulowitzki

Broncos' offense stuck in neutral

— Will the real Broncos please stand up? Mike Shanahan was fired after last season because the Broncos' defense couldn't stop anybody. Now, the Broncos are mired in their first losing streak under Shanahan's successor because their offense can't get ...

From JIM ARMSTRONG, Denver Post,  9 Nov 2009

Related Topics: Mike Shanahan,  San Diego Chargers,  Andre Goodman,  Ben Roethlisberger,  Kyle Orton

Americans Davis, White win at NHK Trophy

Meryl Davis and Charlie White of the United States won the ice dance event on Sunday at the NHK Trophy. Davis and White were first after the original dance and were awarded 100.79 points following a strong free program on Sunday to finish with a ...

From JIM ARMSTRONG, eTaiwan News,  8 Nov 2009

Related Topics: Charlie White

Joubert wins NHK Trophy

Brian Joubert of France won the NHK Trophy on Saturday with a strong performance in the men's free skate. Joubert, who was first after the short program, landed a quadruple toe loop at the start of his routine to solidify his lead and finished ...

From JIM ARMSTRONG, eTaiwan News,  7 Nov 2009

Related Topics: Brian Joubert,  Johnny Weir

Skater Joubert of France wins NHK Trophy

NAGANO, Japan—Brian Joubert of France won the NHK Trophy on Saturday, earning his first Grand Prix title of the season with a strong performance in the free skate. Joubert, who was first after the short program, landed a quadruple toe loop at the start ...

From JIM ARMSTRONG, Boston Globe,  7 Nov 2009

Related Topics: Brian Joubert,  Johnny Weir,  Miki Ando

Wagner leads after short program at NHK Trophy

Ashley Wagner of the United States finished first in the women's short program at the NHK Trophy on Friday, edging Miki Ando of Japan. Wagner opened with a triple flip, double toeloop in a routine to the soundtrack from "Once Upon a Time in ...

From JIM ARMSTRONG, Taiwan News,  6 Nov 2009

Related Topics: Miki Ando,  Brian Joubert,  Johnny Weir

Joubert, Abbott start strong at NHK Trophy

Brian Joubert of France finished first in the men's short program at the NHK Trophy on Friday, edging Jeremy Abbott of the United States. Joubert opened his routine with a quadruple toeloop, triple toeloop combination and received 85.55 points to ...

From JIM ARMSTRONG, Taiwan News,  6 Nov 2009

Related Topics: Brian Joubert,  Johnny Weir,  Charlie White

Joubert tops Abbott in short program at NHK Trophy

NAGANO, Japan -- Brian Joubert of France finished first in the men's short program at the NHK Trophy on Friday, edging Jeremy Abbott of the United States. Joubert opened his routine with a quadruple toe loop, triple toe loop combination and received 85.5 ...

From JIM ARMSTRONG, The Washington Post,  6 Nov 2009

Related Topics: Brian Joubert,  Johnny Weir,  Charlie White

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