On the eve of NFL free agency, trades involving top receivers Anquan Boldin and Percy Harvin grabbed the headlines.
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Boldin, Harvin traded as NFL free agency nears (The Associated Press)
Linebacker spent first nine seasons of his career in Denver.
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Broncos part ways with D.J. Williams (National Football Post)
We may have a resolution in the Denver Broncos’ issue with pass-rusher Elvis Dumervil. The Denver Post is reporting that Dumervil’s agent is asking t…
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Decision on Elvis Dumervil could come soon
The secret meetings and late-night flights on private jets might still be a part of this year’s NFL marketplace.
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Flooded free agent market, but no superstars (The Associated Press)
Wide receiver Percy Harvin has had a history of migraines with the Minnesota Vikings, not to mention creating numerous distractions and threatening holdouts
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Trades, signings shake up list of available players (The SportsXchange)
A flurry of activity on Monday was highlighted by two major trades involving high-profile wide receivers.
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NFL roundup: Boldin traded to 49ers; Harvin goes to Seattle (The SportsXchange)
The Denver Broncos’ release of linebacker D.J. Williams was merely a formality. It’s been a foregone conclusion that Williams was on his way out in De…
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Broncos release D.J. Williams, Caleb Hanie
NEW YORK (AP) – NFL stars J.J. Watt, Von Miller and Champ Bailey will take part in a weeklong visit to U.S. troops at military bases throughout the Middle East. The league said Monday that Carolina Panthers wide receiver Steve Smith, Cleveland Browns linebacker D’Qwell Jackson and Tampa Bay Buccaneers guard Davin Joseph will also be on the trip. The NFL and USO have been organizing overseas visits with players for more than 45 years. Champ Bailey (credit: CBS) Watt, the Houston Texans defensive end, is the reigning Associated Press Defensive Player of the Year. Miller, the Broncos linebacker, joined him on the All-Pro first team. Bailey, Miller’s Denver teammate, was a second-team cornerback. This is the first NFL-USO tour abroad for all six players. (© Copyright 2013 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.)
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Von Miller, Champ Bailey To Take Part In USO Trip
ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (AP) — The Denver Broncos have released talented but troubled linebacker D.J. Williams, who was suspended for nine games last season and lost his starting job to Wesley Woodyard.
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Broncos release linebacker D.J. Williams (The Associated Press)