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Published on 12/19/2007 at Wed Dec 19 06:49.

Daily Links - Javon Walker Must Stay

Posted Wed Dec 19th by Kyle

The prospect of having both Brandon Marshall and Javon Walker on the field at once is simply too good to pass up, says the Denver Post’s Jim Armstrong. Have to say I agree. [Denver Post]
As frustrating as the running back by committee philosophy is to fans (especially fantasy football players), finding that “one back to do it all” is becoming harder and harder these days. [Rocky Mountain News]
Noisy Broncos fan gives up the horn. [CBS4 Denver]
Redskins S Sean Taylor was given posthumous Pro Bowl honors, starting at free safety for the NFC. [ESPN]

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