Free agent defensive lineman Vance Walker recently visited the Bears, ESPN.com’s Jeremy Fowler reported. Walker missed last season after suffering a torn ACL during an August training camp practice with the Broncos. He made four starts for the Broncos’ Super Bowl championship team in 2015 and entered last season atop the defensive end depth chart.…
The construction zone that is the Broncos offensive line remains a work in progress. The Broncos have added some big bodies to help in 2017 in tackle Menelik Watson and guard Ronald Leary, but in a press conference today John Elway wouldn’t commit to saying that the Broncos’ left tackle is currently on the roster.…
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The Colorado Rockies shook up their roster today when they reassigned four pitchers and a catcher to the the minor leagues. Miguel Castro was the most notable name reassigned. Castro went with left-handed pitcher Sam Noll to the team’s Triple-A affiliate in Albuquerque, while right-hander Yency Almonte went to Double-A Hartford. Right-handed pitcher James Farris…
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The NFL says goodbye to one of its all-time greatest pass rushers in DeMarcus Ware. Over the last three seasons, he has been tormenting quarterbacks for the Denver Broncos, culminating with a Super Bowl championship in 2015. Here are some of our most memorable stories from his time with the Broncos. Four soldiers at Fort…
After 12 years in the NFL, the last three with the Denver Broncos, future Hall of Fame linebacker DeMarcus Ware has called it quits. Ware, who was facing free agency with his three-year deal with Denver expired, made his announcement via social media on Monday, saying his long-term health and quality of life “outweigh the…
via Broncos linebacker DeMarcus Ware ‘hanging up his cleats,’ to retire — KKFN
A leader in the locker room and a force to be reckoned with for a dozen years, DeMarcus Ware will be missed by both teammates and fans. There were three things Broncos could always count on with DeMarcus Ware – 100 percent effort, outstanding leadership and a solid “at the end of the day” quote…
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The pair helped lead the Broncos to a Super Bowl 50 championship.
via Former Head Coach Gary Kubiak congratulates DeMarcus Ware on retirement — Denver Broncos : News
The Broncos knew they might have to fill DeMarcus Ware’s place in the lineup when he became a free agent last week and they found out for sure on Monday when Ware announced his retirement. They offered congratulations to Ware, who helped them win a Super Bowl, and then turned attention back to the task of…
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