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Footballguy
While the Broncos spend the next three days working to finalize contracts with all seven of their draft picks, this week is also crucial to completing a trade of disgruntled receiver Ashley Lelie.
Denver, which opens training camp practices Friday morning after Thursday's reporting date, is all but assured of starting camp without Lelie. He has stayed away from team functions this offseason. If the team deals Lelie, it could happen this week when his value may be the highest.
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Article lists these teams: The teams Denver has talked to are believed to include Chicago, Baltimore, San Francisco, Philadelphia and New England.
no mention of TEN, cept here:
There has been some speculation a Brown-for-Lelie swap could develop, but the Titans are strong at receiver.
Strong at receiver isn't all that accurate IMHO. They still lack a true no. 1 WR, which is of course what Lelie wants to be, so long as he doesn't have to work for it. He would be an automatic WR2 with the possibility of being a WR1 in two years in Chicago. San Fran he could step in and battle for the 1 job, but then again he would have to "fight" for it, something he obviously thinks is beneath him. I think that he could probably reduce Clayton to a WR3 for a year. Philly he would be an automatic WR2 and a possible WR1 over Brown. At the least it would be a 1a and 1b situation there. New England I think he would just be lost in the shuffle, and it would likely just piss off Branch if they gave him money but denied it to him.
Anyoone see this happening this week, or at all?
Denver, which opens training camp practices Friday morning after Thursday's reporting date, is all but assured of starting camp without Lelie. He has stayed away from team functions this offseason. If the team deals Lelie, it could happen this week when his value may be the highest.
link.
Article lists these teams: The teams Denver has talked to are believed to include Chicago, Baltimore, San Francisco, Philadelphia and New England.
no mention of TEN, cept here:
There has been some speculation a Brown-for-Lelie swap could develop, but the Titans are strong at receiver.
Strong at receiver isn't all that accurate IMHO. They still lack a true no. 1 WR, which is of course what Lelie wants to be, so long as he doesn't have to work for it. He would be an automatic WR2 with the possibility of being a WR1 in two years in Chicago. San Fran he could step in and battle for the 1 job, but then again he would have to "fight" for it, something he obviously thinks is beneath him. I think that he could probably reduce Clayton to a WR3 for a year. Philly he would be an automatic WR2 and a possible WR1 over Brown. At the least it would be a 1a and 1b situation there. New England I think he would just be lost in the shuffle, and it would likely just piss off Branch if they gave him money but denied it to him.
Anyoone see this happening this week, or at all?