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DENVER -- Oakland quarterback Terrelle Pryor has seen the scores. Peyton Manning and the Denver Broncos have put up 40-plus points in their first two games and made offence look easy. As Pryor heads into his fourth NFL start when the Raiders play at Denver tonight, Pryor knows the temptation will be to put more on his shoulders, to try to match the Broncos score for score all by himself -- to try to out-Peyton Peyton. You can see all the action on TSN beginning at 8:30pm et/5:30pm pt. Coverage begins with Monday Night Countdown at 6:30pm et/3:30pm pt. In his short time in the league, Pryor has already figured out thats no way to approach this game. "When you do that, youll come up short because Peyton is a great quarterback," the third-year veteran said. "It reminds me of Tiger Woods, when his competitors were kind of going against him and they kind of folded because they pressed. Ive got to stay away from doing that." If the Raiders (1-1) are going to have any chance, it figures to come on the strength of their league-leading rushing offence (198.5 yards per game) and a defence that finished Week 2 tied for the NFL lead in sacks with nine. Pryor, who won the starting job over off-season pickup Matt Flynn, had 162 yards rushing in the first two games -- most among quarterbacks in a league featuring Michael Vick, Colin Kaepernick and RG3 -- though he insists running is only a last option. "I know if I have pressure and guys get in, thats when I think about running," said Pryor, a third-round selection in the 2011 supplemental draft, who goes down in history as the last pick made by Al Davis. "Im not going to take hits, but if I have a pocket thats open and I know that I can set there and go through all my progressions, Im going to do it. But if I cant, of course, Im going to use my God-given ability." Mannings God-given ability, of course, is throwing the football. Last week, he joined Brett Favre and Dan Marino as only the third NFL quarterbacks to surpass the 60,000-yard mark for his career. The Broncos headed into Week 3 with 90 points, 24 more than second-ranked Green Bay. They have started 30 drives, 11 resulting in touchdowns and two more producing field goals. Manning has opened the season with nine touchdowns and no interceptions, -- the first quarterback to do that. These performances have come against Baltimore and the New York Giants, the last two teams to win the Super Bowl. At times, Denver has made it look ridiculously easy. Manning assures it is not. "It is work out there," he said. "We have prepared hard for these last two weeks." This will be the 106th episode of an AFC West rivalry that dates back to 1960, the beginning of the AFL. As the years have passed, the rivalry has taken on less meaning to the players, beyond the fact that its a divisional game. Is it easier preparing for a team you know better? "For the record, nothing about this is easy," coach John Fox said. "Its all hard. Youve got a lot of competitive people out there. Its our most important game of the year because its a division game." Scouting the Raiders will not be as easy as pulling up last years game tape. Pryor started only the last game of 2012. The defence, which allowed 63 points to the Broncos last year, has been completely revamped, with nine new starters to open the season. A 10th, Brandian Ross, will start at strong safety Monday in place of injured Tyvon Branch. Other new faces include veteran safety Charles Woodson, who picked Oakland over Denver during free agency last off-season, and cornerback Tracy Porter, who had a bad season in Denver, then signed with the Raiders. Their task: Slow down a Denver offence that has looked unstoppable, which, in turn, would make things more manageable for Pryor and running back Darren McFadden, who leads the league with 223 yards from scrimmage. 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Roger Federer also advanced easily, beating qualifier Thiemo de Bakker 6-3, 6-3. Lendl helped Murray win Wimbledon, the U.S. Open, an Olympic gold medal and last years Key Biscayne title. Lendl said he decided to step down because he wanted to concentrate on other projects, among them playing more senior events. Murray was unhappy about the split and said Lendl will be difficult to replace. Before their partnership, Murray was 0-4 in Grand Slam finals — although he did win Key Biscayne in 2009. The No. 6-seeded Murray moved one round closer to a potential quarterfinal against Novak Djokovic. Murray returned well and made the most of his chances at the net to improve to 9-0 against Lopez, seeded 32nd. The victory came on a sunny, 85-degree afternoon. Murray confirmed it was hot, although the Scotsman — who lives part-time in nearby Miami — said Fahrenheit temperatures give him pause because hes more familiar with Celsius. 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