Daily Links: Woodyard in crutches

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• Nickel warrior Wesley Woodyard was in crutches Wednesday after suffering a knee injury Sunday. [Denver Post]
  
• Rahim Moore was back at practice three days after suffering a concussion. [Max Denver]
• Health and a crappy division have the Broncos in contention — oh, and Willis McGahee. [Washington Post]
• Broncos-Chiefs preview. [CBS Sports]
• Some sweet practice photos. [Max Denver]
• Tim Tebow says he is finding a comfort zone in this offense. [DenverBroncos.com]
• Bucky Brooks analyzes how the read option became a powerful tool in the red zone for the Broncos. [NFL.com]
• Todd Haley says the option makes the Broncos a “triple threat.” [Kansas City Star]
• Wednesday pressers: Tim Tebow and John Fox. [DenverBroncos.com]
• The Tampa Bay Buccaneers got Albert Haynesworth. The Broncos did not — nor did anyone else — put in a claim. [ESPN]
• Deadline has passed for contract extension negotiations: players must be signed to a new deal between now and the new league year. [National Football Post]
• We interrupt your nerdy sports blog fix to feed your nerdy video game fix: Skyrim comes out tomorrow. [PC Gamer]