On Friday, the Denver Broncos introduced guard Ronald Leary. At one point during the ensuing press conference, the former Dallas Cowboy was asked about the quarterback he used to protect: Tony Romo. “Tony’s a great guy,” Leary said. “He was a great teammate with me in Dallas, but I’m here in Denver now.” Though there was…
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Denver Broncos general manager John Elway‘s number one priority was to upgrade the offensive line. The team wants to play with swagger. Signing Ronald Leary was a big first step in that process. “We’re absolutely thrilled that we got Ronald here,” Elway said at an introductory press conference on Friday. “He’s the type of player that…
via No matter which side he plays, Ronald Leary looking to be a little nasty — Mile High Sports
Here’s a first peek at the contract breakdown of newly signed guard, Ronald Leary. Here is what we know so far about the details of Ronald Leary’s contract; from NFL writer, Aaron Wilson and Overthecap.com. Ronald Leary Broncos deal: $36M, $24M gtd, $3.5M signing bonus, salaries $2.5M, $7.65M, $8.15M, $8.15M; $5M roster bonus March 15—…
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SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — The sudden departure of Rockies right-hander Chad Bettis on Friday, for chemotherapy treatment after his testicular cancer spread, left a Colorado pitching rotation searching for not one, but two new arms. The Rockies seemed set to enter the season with one of the best young rotations in their 25-year history. Bettis, at…
via Rockies need to fill an even younger pitching rotation after Chad Bettis departs — The Denver Post
Free agency is in full swing, creating a frenzy of excitement around the possibility of bolstering Denver’s struggling offensive line, but a recent report from Matt Miller of Bleacher Report suggests the Broncos may be looking to the draft to address one of their biggest needs. Denver watched left tackle Russell Okung leave for San Diego on…
via REPORT: Broncos view Utah tackle Garrett Bolles as a Day 1 talent — Mile High Sports
Here are the top 10 signings so far in NFL Free Agency, which has seen hundreds of millions thrown around. The first two days of the new NFL year have been astonishing, to say the least. Free agency is off and running, with lots of money being thrown around. Players are switching teams and getting…
Free agency is less than a day old. And Bleacher Report seriously wants me to power rank all 32 teams? Happy NFL New Year to me, I suppose. This is no one’s idea of an easy task. In the time it takes to collect my thoughts, Brock Osweiler might be traded another six times. The…
via NFL Power Rankings: Post-Initial Free-Agency Signings — Bleacher Report – Front Page
The Nuggets should receive reinforcements Friday night as they continue their pursuit of a playoff spot against the Celtics. Forward Danilo Gallinari, who missed Wednesday’s loss to the Wizards while experiencing symptoms of vertigo, is expected to “give it a go” against Boston, Nuggets coach Michael Malone said. Related ArticlesMarch 9, 2017 Defensive inconsistencies haunting…
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (AP) — Colorado Rockies right-hander Chad Bettis is taking a break from baseball to undergo chemotherapy after discovering that his testicular cancer has spread. Chad Bettis of the Colorado Rockies poses for a portrait during photo day at Salt River Fields at Talking Stick on February 23, 2017 in Scottsdale, Arizona. (credit: Chris…
via Rockies Pitcher Chad Bettis Has Setback In Cancer Battle — CBS Denver
The Denver Broncos continue their free agency expedition with a reported visit of former Green Bay Packers lineman T.J. Lang on Saturday… After the left tackle market was basically wiped clean in the first wave of free agency, the Denver Broncos are going to have to get creative. Former Green Bay Packers offensive lineman T.J.…
via Broncos free agency rumors: T.J. Lang visiting team on Saturday — Predominantly Orange
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