Peko never did hit waivers. When the Broncos officially announced their roster just before 3 p.m. Saturday, Peko wasn’t one of the 22 players waived or released. So what changed?
via Kyle Peko’s roller-coaster 28 hours: From getting cut to the Broncos 53-man roster — The Denver Post
2016 AFC West Preview Oakland Raiders 2015 record: 7-9 (third in AFC West) Key acquisitions: OL Kelechi Osemele; WR Bruce Irvin; CB Sean Smith Key losses: NONE W2W4: I get it, you are probably reading this and asking yourself, what the f**** is he thinking having the Raiders as the division winner, but I seriously see them as a contender. The […]
The Broncos kept six wide receivers on their initial 53-man roster, but there may be a change to the group if Denver liked what it saw in a recent tryout. PFT has learned, via a league source, that the Broncos worked out Brandon Tate after Tate was cut by the Bengals as Cincinnati dropped to 75 […]
The Cowboys apparently ran afoul of the rules on Saturday, announcing that quarterback Mark Sanchez had been signed before Sanchez technically could be. The move means that, beyond signing Sanchez prematurely, the Cowboys had reached a verbal agreement prematurely with Sanchez — and that the Cowboys necessarily had been talking to Sanchez prematurely. A source […]
via Cowboys had permission to talk to Mark Sanchez — ProFootballTalk
Jonathan Charron Sports Blogger @theozoneonline Oakland Raiders Last season, the Raiders finished 7-9 but easily could have finished with nine wins. Coming into this season, Oakland is expected to play a lot better and be a potential Wild Card team. I have the Raiders winning the AFC West, though, and getting their first taste of […]
Broncos General Manager John Elway denied an ESPN report that the Broncos were looking to trade cornerback Aqib Talib. “False. False. His name was never brought up anywhere,” Elway said today. Talib has been the subject of a great deal of scrutiny this offseason after he suffered a gunshot wound amid reports that he accidentally […]
via John Elway: Report that we shopped Aqib Talib is false — ProFootballTalk
After finalizing — sort of — their 53-man roster, the Broncos released an updated depth chart ahead of their season-opening rematch with the Carolina Panthers. Some quick hits: — At quarterback, Paxton Lynch moves up to No. 2 following the release of Mark Sanchez. Newcomer Austin Davis sits at No. 3 behind Lynch and starter Trevor Siemian…
via Broncos release updated depth chart ahead of opener vs. Panthers — The Denver Post
After cutting Mark Sanchez today, the Broncos didn’t wait long to add some quarterback depth. Austin Davis has signed in Denver, the Broncos announced. He’ll be the third-string quarterback behind Trevor Siemian and Paxton Lynch. In 2014 Davis started eight games for the Rams, which makes him the most experienced quarterback on the team: Siemian […]
via Broncos sign third-string quarterback Austin Davis — ProFootballTalk
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