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Published on 08/24/2011 at Wed Aug 24 09:54.
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Daily Links – Ty Warren avoids injured reserve

Posted Wed Aug 24th by

  • Defensive tackle Ty Warren underwent surgery Wednesday and is expected to miss 3-4 months. The Broncos are not placing him on IR yet, however, and are hopeful he will return by the end of this season. [Denver Post]
  • Nancy Gay breaks down and comes off impressed by the new Broncos front office. “This, folks, is what is called a professional football operation.” [Fox Sports]
  • Tim Tebow may be dipping below Adam Weber in at least one team source’s mind, but the latter insists there is no enmity among the four QBs. [Max Denver]
  • Champ Bailey said he is “tired of losing.” So he’s “willing to try anything.” Even nickel back. [Denver Post]
  • Von Miller tells fans he doesn’t get out much. He’s too busy training at the facility. [CBS4 Denver]
  • Spencer Larsen is getting a lot more work in John Fox‘s fullback-friendlier offense. [Denver Post]
  • Gassers, a staple of the Josh McDaniels era, make their grand return to Broncos practice. [Denver Post]
  • The Chargers will induct Junior Seau into their Hall of Fame Nov. 27 — the day they host the Denver Broncos. [San Diego Union Tribune]
  • McDaniels is enjoying being able to solely focus on the offense and quarterbacks in St. Louis. [Yahoo! Sports]
  • http://www.broncotalk.net Josh Temple

    That Klis article on Champ moving to nickle on passing downs is a fantastic read.

  • http://Facebook.com/BroncosZone Jon

    1. Champ is a perfect example of a team-first player.

    2. Larsen will beast when given more opportunities, mark my words. The Broncos rushing attack will also benefit considerably behind a lead-blocker. It's also nice to know the team is carrying two fullbacks.

    3. Josh McDaniels has always been an offensive minded guy, I've said this before and I'll say it again: he may not be a good head coach, but St. Louis' offense should thrive under him.

  • http://www.broncotalk.net Josh Temple

    That Klis article on Champ moving to nickle on passing downs is a fantastic read.

  • http://Facebook.com/BroncosZone Jon

    1. Champ is a perfect example of a team-first player.

    2. Larsen will beast when given more opportunities, mark my words. The Broncos rushing attack will also benefit considerably behind a lead-blocker. It's also nice to know the team is carrying two fullbacks.

    3. Josh McDaniels has always been an offensive minded guy, I've said this before and I'll say it again: he may not be a good head coach, but St. Louis' offense should thrive under him.