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At the risk of ticking off the baddest man in the whole darn NFL , this needs to be said: Your reign of terror is over, Ray Lewis .

Cleveland Browns quarterback Brady Quinn shouldn't feel bad: Elvis Dumervil, the Broncos' versatile outside linebacker, has a league-leading 10 sacks in six games this season.

Denver Broncos linebacker Andra Davis knows all about what it feels like to work hard, only to suffer losses week after week while he was with the NFLA's lovable losers, the Cleveland Browns.

He may have gone to high school in a small town in South Carolina and played college football at the University of Tennessee , but Ayers is a Northerner to his core.

Had it been snapped, it would have been the picture that launched thousands of words.

They have won in mustard yellow, they have won in bratwurst brown. The Broncos have made them all look good.

Posted by ESPN.com's Bill Williamson The Denver Broncos can't wait to show up to work on each Wednesday to see what's in store.

Somehow, the least noticeable of the defensive players are the biggest and beefiest.

When NFL Training camps opened back in late July, very few people, if any thought the Broncos would have a 2009 season to savor.

Now that the NFL world at large has agreed that the Denver Broncos' defense is for real, there's another question to ask: just how are they doing it?' The Broncos' defense was not just so-so last year, it was plain bad.

The old salts of the Football scouting game have a notation for those who can't dig in, who can't hold their ground, who can't push back when they get shoved.

Dom Capers has had to change the Packers from a 4-3 to a 3-4 defense with basically the same personnel they had last season.

Denver Broncos Champ Bailey, left, congratulates Brandon Marshall after Marshall scored the game-winning touchdown in the fourth quarter of the NFL football game in Denver, Colo., on Sunday, Oct.

Broncos running back Knowshon Moreno finds a big hole in the Raiders defense during the third quarter Sunday, Sept.

The Denver Broncos' defense was the laughingstock of the league over the last few years, giving up a profusion of points and forcing precious few turnovers.This is no longer that defense.The Broncos are now actually relying on the defense to rescue them, like it did in a 17-10 win over the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday that kept Denver unbeaten through ...

Broncos quarterback Kyle Orton The Denver Broncos play host to the Dallas Cowboys in a Week 4 matchup today at Invesco Field at Mile High.

The Broncos know what they're getting in the Dallas Cowboys Sunday. They are getting the league's No.