Page 4 - Demar Dotson News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

Who will win the Broncos’ right tackle competition?

Roster move recap from the past week a quick recap of the four roster moves from the last week I’ll begin with the two “negative” moves. Both Ja’wuan James and DaeSean Hamilton have been released after getting injured away from the team facilities. James hurt his Achilles tendon and Hamilton tore his ACL. It would appear that the team is going to take the option that they have from the CBA to withhold the base salary of both players since their injuries took place away from team facilities. The NFLPA was encouraging players to work out away from team facilities due to concerns over ...

ENGLEWOOD, Colo (AP) — A person with knowledge of the injury tells The Associated Press that right tackle Ja'Wuan James sustained a torn Achilles tendon while working out away from the Denver Broncos' facilities Tuesday. The person, speaking on condition of anonymity because of the sensitivity of the situation, said James' $10 million salary for 2021 is in jeopardy because the injury occurred off-site. ESPN first reported James' injury, which is expected to sideline him for the entire 2021 season.

May 4, 2021 The Denver Broncos' worst fear was realized on Tuesday when starting right tackle Ja'Wuan James suffered a season-ending Achilles tear while working out away from the team facility. The high-dollar veteran, signed back in the spring of 2019 on a four-year, $51 million deal, is facing the distinct possibility of losing his considerable $10M salary for 2021 because the injury happened away from the team facility.  One of the cons of the NFLPA urging players to boycott Phase 1 of the Offseason Training Program. However, the Broncos could opt to handle James in the same way the team ...

May 4, 2021 Broncos offensive tackles Ja'Wuan James tore his Achilles on Tuesday while working out at an off-site location, and is expected to miss the upcoming season, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter.  According to NFL Network's Mike Garafolo, doctors told the 28-year-old that they're hopeful he won't miss the entire season. Surgery is scheduled for later this week, and they will be able to determine the recovery timetable then.  The veteran's salary for this upcoming season, which was expected to be $10 million, is now in jeopardy since Denver is not obligated to pay him due to the inju...