The Denver Broncos will certainly continue to prepare Friday for Sunday’s game against the New Orleans Saints, but not personally.
The group, through a Twitter message Friday early morning, reported 3 favorable arise from recent COVID-19 testing. As a consequence, the company determined to close the UCHealth Training Center.
Players and coaches will certainly be in contact from another location through online conferences because of this.
One gamer as well as 2 staff members evaluated positive, the message specified. None of the 3 workers were determined.
Statement from the Broncos: pic.twitter.com/BFm0F4uXod
— Denver Broncos (@Broncos) November 27, 2020
Broncos placekicker Brandon McManus, the team’s rep with the NFL players union, responded to the decision via Twitter: “Hence why what I said yesterday is so essential. Required a league vast choice tree. Can’t have some centers shut down as well as others remain open and also risk exposing more gamers when they simply exercised with a favorable gamer.”
Backup quarterback Jeff Driskell had been deactivated to the team’s COVID-19 checklist on Thursday.
Numerous various other participants of the team have actually evaluated favorable and also recuperated given that the beginning of the pandemic in March, including linebacker Von Miller, safety and security Kareem Jackson, defensive electrician Shelby Harris, offending electrician Graham Glasgow, defensive coordinator Ed Donatell, basic manager/president of football operations John Elway and president/CEO Joe Ellis.
Broncos Bolster Secondary With Signing Of Ronald Darby
The Denver Broncos have addressed their greatest protective requirement by agreeing to terms with previous Washington cornerback Ronald Darby on a three-year $30 million bargain that can be joined Wednesday when the NFL’s service year starts. The seventh-year cornerback is moneying in after standing out on a 1 year, $4 million contract with Washington last season.
” > pic-1940330-text-Ronald Darby on Nov. 22, 2020 at FedExField. He started all 16 routine period games and also Washington’s playoff loss. He collected 55 deals with and separated 16 passes.
A second-round choice by Buffalo in 2015, Darby spent 2017-19 in Philadelphia, where he was a part-time starter on the Eagles’ Super Bowl 52 champion team.
Darby joins Bryce Callahan as well as Michael Ojemudia in the Broncos’ backfield. Previously this offseason, the Broncos rejected seasoned cornerback A.J. Bouye after one ineffective period in Denver.