Broncos rookie cornerback Parrish Cox suffered a head injury in the third quarter of the team's loss to the Raiders on Sunday. Cox couldn't recall any of the details from the game. He clearly remembers the night before and then coming to in the trainer's room. "I woke up and asked what the score was and they told me, 'A lot to a little,' " Cox said. "That was kind of shocking to me -- I don't remember nothing."

The Raiders scored a team-record 59 points in a thrashing of the Broncos on Sunday afternoon. Oakland scored the most points in their 50-year history behind four touchdowns from running back Darren McFadden. "I expected this to be a street fight," Raiders coach Tom Cable said. "It started like that and we made sure it didn't go any further." McFadden scored on a pair of 4-yard runs and a 19-yard reception in the first half and on a 57-yard run in the second.

The Broncos may use rookie quarterback Tim Tebow more as the season wears on. Tebow scored his first NFL touchdown on Sunday against the Jets. "I'm just excited that I get a chance to be on the field," Tebow said. "Whatever they ask, I am going to do the best I can." He was on the field for eight snaps in Week 6. "We're going to continue to push that a little bit and see what happens with it," coach Josh McDaniels said of using Tebow. "Now everybody has kind of seen us do different things from it, and we have to try to find a way to be creative and see how far we can take it and continue to make it productive. I don't want to just do it just to do it. If we can continue to be productive with it, then I think it makes sense to do it."

Tim Tebow, backing up Kyle Orton and playing sparingly, scored his first touchdown in Sunday's loss to the Jets. "It's been a challenge,'' Tebow said. "But I'm OK with it. Kyle's been playing so well. All I can do is prepare every week for whatever my role is, continue to learn this offense, and wait for the time when the coaches think I can help the team.''

Broncos rookie quarterback Tim Tebow scored the first touchdown of his NFL career on Sunday. Tebow, who got just two touches in his first five games, scored on a five-yard run in the second quarter.

Former Broncos quarterback John Elway and his business partner gave $15 million to a hedge-fund manager now accused of running a Ponzi scheme. The Denver Post reported Thursday that Elway and Mitchell Pierce filed a motion saying they wired the money to Sean Michael Mueller in March. A state investigator says 65 people invested $71 million with Mueller's company over 10 years and it only had $9.5 million in assets in April and $45 million in liabilities.

The Broncos expect running back Knowshon Moreno to return to the field next week. Moreno won't play on Sunday against the Ravens, according to team sources. A hamstring injury has sidelined him since Week 2.

The Broncos have decided to pull out of extension talks with Champ Bailey. It was believed that the two sides were getting closer to making a deal. "I am disappointed because I want to be here," Bailey said. "We know that, they know that. What's the issue here, really?" The extension would have been for four seasons. Broncos coach Josh McDaniels talked to Bailey this week, telling him he still hopes a deal can be worked out later. "We were scheduled for a discussion on the contract offer they had recently e-mailed me," Reale said. "Before we had a chance for discussion, I received a call saying they wanted to put it off and wait until the end of the season. That is certainly their option and while not pleased, since no player likes playing in the last year of his contract, we respect their right to pursue that approach. "Champ will do what he always does. Play hard, give 100 percent, keep quiet and lead this team."

The Broncos have resumed talks with cornerback Champ Bailey on a contract extension. Negotiations with Bailey are centered on a four-year extension that would keep the Pro Bowler with Denver through 2014. Bailey would be 36 years old at the end of the proposed deal.

Titans defensive coordinator Chuck Cecil expressed his anger towards officials during Sunday's loss to the Broncos by flipping his middle finger. Television cameras caught Cecil using his right hand to make the gesture when officials flagged his defense for a neutral zone infraction during the second quarter. The penalty led to a Denver touchdown on the next play. Last year, Titans owner Bud Adams was fined $250,000 by the NFL for making the same gesture.