via his own twitter.

From the presser yesterday:

On LB Braxton Kelley's injury during practice

"It's obviously a non-contact thing, and an accidental situation where we have bags out there actually to hold. ... I don't think the two that actually ran into each other even saw each other. That can happen, obviously. We certainly don't want it to, but hopefully he'll be fine."

The Denver Broncos are trading wide receiver Brandon Marshall to the Miami Dolphins for a second-round pick in next week's NFL draft and what league sources say is an additional second-round pick in 2011.

What I found interesting, and haven't read that McDaniels said elsewhere, is that the plan is for Haggan to move inside, Ayers outside and either Fry or Hoch at center.

Filed to ESPN: After signing DE Jarvis Green earlier, Broncos agreed to a three-year deal with former San Diego DT Jamal Williams.

Oh man. I'm a big Orton fan, but Plummer is second to only the "Great One'. I would love to see him play again. Then again this is "PFT" so grain of salt....

I saw a couple wondering about USC's and Pete's 4-3 vs 3-4 defensive philosophy, so here's a great look at the 2006 and PC's 4-3 Under and some variants he used.

According to Stats, Inc., which tracks how often each NFL defensive player is "targeted" on a pass attempt, Bailey saw 98 targets, which was 11th most in the NFL. And Bailey did not allow a touchdown all season. No other player who saw more than 80 passes come his way allowed fewer than two touchdowns.

On last night's Colbert Report, Stephen pointed out the fact that the Oakland Raiders' logo basically looks like a long-lost Village Person.