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rockymountainnews.com - 8/16/2007
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IRVING, Texas - The Broncos continued to work the phones Wednesday, trying to find a trading partner for defensive tackle Gerard Warren. Whether those talks will be successful, coach Mike Shanahan wasn't ready to say. "When I know something about Gerard, something definitive, I'll let you guys know," Shanahan said. Warren remained behind when the Broncos played in San Francisco on Monday night ...

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Horse Tracks - 8/16/06
The Mile High Report — ...   Gerard Warren is still in limbo. ...

Quick Hits - Dallas Practices Continue
BroncoTalk — ... On Tuesday, it was going to surely happen. Yesterday the same. And while it hasn’t happened yet, it’s inevitable that the Broncos will either trade away Gerard Warren or release him altogether. ...

What To Do With Warren
Denver Broncos — ... I can’t tell if that’s the case, but all that I know is it’s a big disappointment that Warren couldn’t consistently work it out.  No one can be more disappointed than Mike Shanahan, who is not known for giving too many chances.  Just ask Tatum Bell or George Foster.  As far as compensation goes, his ethic will loom large for any team that wants to acquire him.  However, if there’s one thing that Shahanan and the front office is good at, it’s determined at getting good value for players fallen out of favor.  Again, look at Bell and Foster, or Jake Plummer or Ashley Lelie.  With words that the Redskins are one of the teams interested, maybe the Broncos will have a little luck, given the two teams’ trade history. ...

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