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William Middleton is a RFA

I keep seeing this guy in everyone's mock as a Unrestricted Free Agent (UFA). All the evidence I have found is that he is a Restricted Free Agent (RFA) so please stop mocking him to us in free agency unless you plan on giving up a 2nd round pick for him. Evidence: http://nfl.si.com/2012/02/14/free-agency-primer-afc-south/?sct=nfl_t12_a1 http://www.rotoworld.com/player/nfl/5361/william-middleton If someone can prove to me that he is a UFA, I would gladly eat crow.

about 4 hours ago nacaboose 2 comments

Dontari Poe is Awesome

about 20 hours ago Zac Man 12 comments

Jamie Walden, a 20-year-old active duty member of the Air Force, has asked the Broncos quarterback to accompany her to April’s 2012 Military Ball in Shreveport, La.. Jamie pleads in a YouTube proposal that’s pulled in more than 200,000 views in just over a week. Click Here

about 21 hours ago bronco4ever15 13 comments

Desktop Von Miller! And his helmet. Let me know if this has been posted before, but I only remember seeing Destop Tebow up here. Totally missed out on Miller, but now he's going to have to join Tebow on top of my work computer for all the Chief fans to see!

1 day ago Royal_Fan 4 comments 2 recs

Denver

Salary-cap situation: $50.735 million under.

Comment: The Broncos can do whatever they want. It begins with in-house free agents Brodrick Bunkley and Matt Prater. The new Denver regime has said it will not spend wildly just to spend, so don’t expect any crazy sprees.

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2 days ago Scotty Payne 29 comments

"Scott Enyeart @ScottEnyeart
UCLA OC Noel Mazzone is Tebow's private QB coach. Which is why he was on campus."

Good to hear that Tebow has a private QB coach.

2 days ago homymac 21 comments 1 recs

NFL salary cap rollovers mean Denver Broncos will have big bucks to spend

According to Pro Football Talk, the Broncos are $27.88 million under the cap for the 2011 season, meaning when the 2012 cap is announced—likely between $121-125 million—it will really be a $150-million cap for Denver.

2 days ago Scotty Payne 4 comments

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So true.

3 days ago Scotty Payne 4 comments 6 recs

Sporting News' Andrew Mason suggests that the Broncos may be ready to turn over their starting middle linebacker job to Nate Irving in 2012.

The 67th overall pick in last year's draft, the Broncos are smitten with Irving's "presence and potential," per Mason, and he may very well have started games in 2011 if not for the lockout-shortened offseason. Denver instead stuck with Joe Mays, a two-down thumper who lacks Irving's range, playmaking ability, and cover skills. Mays may be allowed to sign elsewhere this spring.

Rotoworld/Andrew Mason

3 days ago Scotty Payne 48 comments 2 recs