According to the Twitter account of agent Drew Rosenhaus, running back Darius Walker has signed a two-year deal with the Denver Broncos.
Walker, a former Notre Dame tailback who was undrafted upon leaving school a year early, played for the Texans in 2007, and bounced on and off the team’s roster in 2008.
In Denver, Walker joins a very crowded house at the running back position.
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Another back....
This is slightly absurd. I understand the whole as much competition as possible and let the best rise to the top…but is there even enough field time for each back to even get in a rhythm.
"Some guys got drafted and they ain't played football in 15 years and I'm still waiting to get drafted. I'm still waiting to hear my name." -Rod Smith
someone please inform me
as to why this happened? also if you sign a player but then cut him before the season starts do you owe him anything?
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It all depends on the kind of contract that is signed.
Much more often than not, for a guy like this, it would be a non-issue as the better majority of folks are not eligible for any kind of guaranteed contract.
"The world is getting to be such a dangerous place, a man is lucky to get out of it alive." -- W.C. Fields
reason..
one reason it happens is that we only have a couple backs that are healthy and able to practice currently
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