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Denver Post Broncos writer Parker Gabriel posts his Broncos Mailbag weekly during the season and periodically during the offseason. Click here to submit a question. Hi Parker. It feels like coach Sean Payton is delaying the inevitable. Audric Estime is RB1, Jaleel McLaughlin is RB2 (change of pace back), and Javonte Williams is RB3 (third-down back).

By Ali Slagle, The New York Times As Thanksgiving week unfolds, prepare to feel stuffed, and not just with stuffing. Your days will be filled with activity, the refrigerator packed with ingredients for the big meal, the house crammed with guests. And if you’re hosting visitors or welcoming children (or grandchildren) home, you also, somehow, have to make breakfast, lunch and dinner.

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By Rebekah Peppler, The New York Times The distance from no Thanksgiving cocktail to Thanksgiving cocktail should be short: bottle to glass to hand. But unless you’re aiming to pour rounds of liquor directly on the rocks and call it a holiday, you’ll want to find inspiration in three-ingredient classics. “They’re easy to put together and are always going to be balanced,” said Kapri Robinson, a bartender in Washington, D.

Two workers were rescued from a trench at a Centennial construction site Tuesday morning, according to South Metro Fire Rescue. South Metro Fire Rescue crews responded to reports of people trapped in the trench along Cherry Creek Trail, near Parker Road and Broncos Parkway, around 7:27 a.m. Tuesday, the fire department said. Paramedics took one person to the hospital with minor injuries, fire officials said.

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — Former NHL player and TNT hockey analyst Paul Bissonnette was assaulted by several men during an altercation at a Scottsdale steakhouse on Sunday night. Bissonnette posted a video on X on Monday describing the incident, saying he tried to intervene when one member of the group got in the manager’s face and started grabbing him after his friend was asked to leave. “You could tell by his face he (the manager) was a little shocked and surprised and stunned,” Bissonnette said.