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And then there was one. The Broncos’ list of extension priorities was set heading into camp, as Sean Payton made clear at the start of August. No. 1: Courtland Sutton . No. 2: Zach Allen . No. 3: Nik Bonitto . Consider that to-do list taken care of after Denver locked up top wideout Sutton for $92 million in late July, Allen re-upped for $102 million in early August, and Bonitto finished out the summer with Thursday’s $106 million extension. Still, there are a few important names remaining on the organizational board of expiring contracts. Ask Denver’s coaching staff, and John Franklin-Myers is a “key figure” to the success of the Broncos’ defensive front, as defensive line coach Jamar Cain told The Denver Post on Thursday. “John does the dirty work that nobody ever sees,” Cain said. “And to see him come back this year in fall camp, and embrace playing the run better than what he played it last year — and no ego, and want to be coached, and want to be coached hard and want to be to...

Leading genocide scholars organization says Israel is committing genocide in Gaza

By MOLLY QUELL, Associated Press THE HAGUE, Netherlands (AP) — The largest professional organization of scholars studying genocide said Monday that Israel is committing genocide in Gaza . The determination by the International Association of Genocide Scholars — which has around 500 members worldwide, including a number of Holocaust experts — could serve to further isolate Israel in global public opinion and adds to a growing chorus of organizations that have used the term for Israel’s actions in Gaza. Israel rejects the accusation and called the resolution an “embarrassment to the legal profession.” “Israel’s policies and actions in Gaza meet the legal definition of genocide,” according to group’s resolution. “People who are experts in the study of genocide can see this situation for what it is,” Melanie O’Brien, the organization’s president and a professor of international law at the University of Western Australia, told The Associated Press. The resolution was supported by 86% ...

CU Buffs coach Deion Sanders condemns death threats toward CSU Rams’ Henry Blackburn

BOULDER — Coach Prime had a firm and direct message to fans and social-media posters who’ve thrown death threats at CSU Rams safety Travis Blackburn: Stop. “Whatever it was it does not constitute that he should be receiving death threats,” Buffs football coach Deion Sanders said at his weekly news conference Tuesday. “He does not deserve a death threat over a game. At the end of the day, this is a game.” Blackburn was flagged for unsportsmanlike conduct late in the first quarter of the Rocky Mountain Showdown after striking two-way star Travis Hunter in the chest while the latter was chasing down an incomplete pass from quarterback Shedeur Sanders. Blackburn was on deep coverage on the play in question and Hunter did not appear to see the CSU defender before contact was made. The Jackson State transfer crumpled in a heap along the visitors’ sideline. Blackburn was immediately confronted by Shedeur Sanders before officials broke the two up. The defender, who played his prep football...

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