rockymountainnews.com - 5/17/2008
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Click-clack . Stacks of heavy metal repeatedly smack against other steel, serving as an offseason sound- track for Dewayne Robertson as he prepares for his first season with the Broncos. The cacophony is the perfect complement to the defensive tackle's relative silence as he lets his muscles do their work. Even the presence of former college buddy Marlon McCree, with whom he has reunited as a ...
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Horse Tracks Weekend 5/17/08
The Mile High Report —
... Here's a weekend edition of Horse Tracks. Enjoy!
Dewayne Robertson has a lot to prove to everyone, including himself. See here
Brian Xanders wants to make sure that the salary cap doesn't cause Denver problems. See here
Denver is relying on the Goodmans to help the office. See here and here
Here's what a former Bronco cheerleader is doing now...winning Miss Fitness USA 2008. See here
AFC West
The conquered fader nation reports that Russell is in ...
Daily Links: Keller & Manningham Comparisons Already?
thejetsblog.com —
The Sun looks at the two new pass catchers in New York.
Sounds like D-Rob extremely focused in Denver.
Gholston reflects on his time in Ohio and how his minicamp has gone so far.
Adrien Clarke has found a new home in Baltimore.
Belichick speaks to Armen K, in an exclusive CBS interview.
The Jets Flight Crew is whittling it’s way down to 22.
Daily Links - Denver Broncos Mini Camp Now Underway
BroncoTalk —
The 2008 Denver Broncos mini camp begins today. [Rocky Mountain News]
Jay Cutler and Ryan Clady will likely garner the most attention. [Denver Post]
Dewayne Robertson is ready to return to his top form in the Broncos’ 4-3 system. [Rocky Mountain News]
A closer look at Broncos UDFA Wesley Woodyard, particularly from the Senior Bowl. [Thin Air]
A brief look at the AFC West offseason. [Kansas City Star]
MLB: Rockies P ...
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