Tracking who left and who joined the Broncos in 2017 free agency. (For all 2017 NFL free-agent moves, click here.) ARRIVED Ronald Leary, G – Four years, $36 million (former Cowboy) Menelik Watson, OT – Three years, $18.375 milllion (former Raider) Domata Peko, DT – Two years, $7.5 million with $3.8 million guaranteed in 2017 (former Bengal) Zach Kerr, DT…
via Denver Broncos 2017 free-agent tracker — The Denver Post
The Broncos continued their big man pursuit Saturday, this time on defense, agreeing to two-year contracts with nose tackles Domata Peko and Zach Kerr, per NFL sources. Denver general manager John Elway hasn’t signed a player this offseason under 300 pounds in an effort to get stronger, meaner and more physical up front on both…
via Broncos add Domata Peko, Zach Kerr to beef up defensive line — The Denver Post
Tell us your fan stories. Good Morning, Broncos Country (near and far)! Hi, my name is Jules and I am an addict. Living in an area with its own team, in a state with three NFL teams, leaves me craving a fix of real Broncos talk. With a live fan. I neeeeeeed it. Twitter, Facebook,…
What grade would you give Denver for their moves so far? The second day of free agency has passed and most of the bigger names have signed already. While free agency is far from over, let’s take a look at the two moves Denver has made so far and see where our Mile High Report…
via Broncos free agency grades after first two days — Mile High Report – All Posts
A dominant Denver Nuggets offensive effort never let up as the Nuggets ran over the Boston Celtics in wire-to-wire fashion, 119-99, Friday at Pepsi Center. “I kept telling my guys, win the first quarter” said head coach Michael Malone postgame. “I keep on saying, thirty teams in the league since December 15th, we have the No. 1 offense in…
via Jokic returns, Nuggets lead wire-to-wire in win over Celtics — Mile High Sports
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — From the top to the bottom of the organization, regardless of what outsiders think, the Rockies believe they can be a playoff team in 2017. “I do feel like we’re ready to take that next step,” general manager Jeff Bridich said. “We accomplished that goal of playing meaningful games in August and…
via Rockies’ depth already being tested midway through spring training — The Denver Post
Taking a look at the contract breakdown for newly signed tackle, Menelik Watson Yesterday we broke down Ronald Leary’s contract, and today we will take a look at Menelik Watson. The details were first reported by NFL writer Aaron Wilson: Menelik Watson Broncos deal: $18.37M, $4M signing bonus, $11M gtd, salaries $1.5M (gtd), $5.5M, $5.5M…
via Broncos Free Agency: Menelik Watson contract details — Mile High Report – All Posts
A quick look at the recent buzz on the Denver Broncos.
via Broncos, Briefly: Saturday, March 11, 2017 — Denver Broncos : News
After two free agent signings, the Denver Broncos still have over $25M in cap space. The Denver Broncos have been relatively quiet in this free agency, but they have signed two new offensive linemen. Both contracts seem outstanding on the cap side of things, keeping John Elway open to a lot of options and wiggle…
via Denver Broncos updated salary cap figures — Mile High Report – All Posts
McClain was on Friday’s The Afternoon Drive to discuss Romo and Brock Osweiler’s departure in Houston. Now on Day Three of the Tony Romo Watch and there’s no end in sight. Will Jerry Jones ever get off the pot? Thankfully, Eric Goodman and Les Shapiro on Friday’s The Afternoon Drive were able to talk with…
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