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Per Adam Schefter's Twitter, he's visiting Denver today. Hot commodity I see. Teehee.
Procter to Denver?
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Perhaps Tebow is starting up a rock group.
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BlueStar22;3405582 said:
Did you tuck your junk between your legs before you typed that, or did it happen automatically?
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CCBoy;3405618 said:
I . . . uh . . .
What??
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Adam Schefter is reporting that the Denver Broncos are one of "multiple" teams that have contacted former Dallas Cowboys guard/center Cory Procter who was recently released.
The Broncos have taken advantage of any and every interior line option this offseason, and they are doing their due diligence with Procter. The 27 year old doesn't have a ton of staring experience at this level, but at 6'4" 311 pounds he provides another big body to compete in offseason activities should the Broncos choose to make him an offer.
This news comes shortly after NFL fans learned of the accident involving Broncos guard Matt McChesney, who may have suffered a career ending injury on the golf course of all places.
Procter is in his sixth season out of Montana, and has been mainly a reserve for the Cowboys over the last five years.
The Broncos have taken advantage of any and every interior line option this offseason, and they are doing their due diligence with Procter. The 27 year old doesn't have a ton of staring experience at this level, but at 6'4" 311 pounds he provides another big body to compete in offseason activities should the Broncos choose to make him an offer.
This news comes shortly after NFL fans learned of the accident involving Broncos guard Matt McChesney, who may have suffered a career ending injury on the golf course of all places.
Procter is in his sixth season out of Montana, and has been mainly a reserve for the Cowboys over the last five years.
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Tony needs to be really careful from now on.
Golf cart mishap may end a Bronco's career
By MJD
As a wildly irresponsible golf-cart driver, this brutal story hits slightly close to home.
Broncos offensive tackle Matt McChesney(notes) was knocking it around the links recently. He stopped and stepped out of his cart, and just as he did, another golf cart zoomed by and rolled over his ankle. The same ankle, unfortunately, that had to be surgically put back together after an injury last season.
There are reports that McChesney's going to retire. Mike Klis of the Denver Post says that while the Broncos want him back, McChesney "appears ready to enter the next phase of his life."
You never know what life's going to throw at you. This guy is 6-foot-4 and 307 pounds of gym-sculpted man-beast, and his career may have been ended playing a sport that encourages plaid pants and has only the word "fore" as a safety precaution. I'm sure I'll think of him the next time I have the urge to do something dumb in a golf cart.
While McChesney is obviously the most affected here, it puts the Broncos in a tight spot, too. They're already short at tackle, having lost Ryan Clady to a knee injury, at least through the preseason. McChesney might not have been an All-Pro, but at the least, he provided depth at a key position, and had a shot at being pretty valuable to the Broncos this season.
It's a shame. Whatever the next phase of his life is, if McChesney does indeed let go of football, I hope it's something just as rewarding and fulfilling.
Golf cart mishap may end a Bronco's career
By MJD
As a wildly irresponsible golf-cart driver, this brutal story hits slightly close to home.
Broncos offensive tackle Matt McChesney(notes) was knocking it around the links recently. He stopped and stepped out of his cart, and just as he did, another golf cart zoomed by and rolled over his ankle. The same ankle, unfortunately, that had to be surgically put back together after an injury last season.
There are reports that McChesney's going to retire. Mike Klis of the Denver Post says that while the Broncos want him back, McChesney "appears ready to enter the next phase of his life."
You never know what life's going to throw at you. This guy is 6-foot-4 and 307 pounds of gym-sculpted man-beast, and his career may have been ended playing a sport that encourages plaid pants and has only the word "fore" as a safety precaution. I'm sure I'll think of him the next time I have the urge to do something dumb in a golf cart.
While McChesney is obviously the most affected here, it puts the Broncos in a tight spot, too. They're already short at tackle, having lost Ryan Clady to a knee injury, at least through the preseason. McChesney might not have been an All-Pro, but at the least, he provided depth at a key position, and had a shot at being pretty valuable to the Broncos this season.
It's a shame. Whatever the next phase of his life is, if McChesney does indeed let go of football, I hope it's something just as rewarding and fulfilling.
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hipfake08;3406605 said:
Wow, i have seen guys roll their carts by not going straight down, instead they try and ride the slope. One guy I know dislocated his hip and broke his wrist in a roll, not a pretty sight.
Wonder if somthing like this could have happen.
