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Mean Ass Monday: Dick Butkus, Chicago Bears
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"Es un movimiento terrible que no tuvo que hacer": Nick Wright reacciona al canje de los Broncos por Joe Flacco (VIDEO) en Noticias de Futbol y Deportes en México y el Mundo
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Kickin’ it with Kiz: Dak Prescott is better than Paxton Lynch. But can Trevor Siemian be 1 point better than Cowboys?
If Broncos executive John Elway hadn’t outfought and outsmarted the Cowboys to steal quarterback Paxton Lynch in the 2016 NFL draft and settled for Dak Prescott, would the Broncos be in the Super Bowl this year?
Michael, stirring the pot
Kiz: What are you trying to say here? That the Broncos have Prescott envy? Reminds me of something my dear, old friend Mike Shanahan used to tell me all the time: “You’re a real troublemaker, aren’t you?” The comparisons between Prescott and Lynch will go on forever. But all Trevor Siemian has to do Sunday is be one point better than Prescott. Sounds about right: Broncos 17, Cowboys 16.
As a one-time huge fan of the Dallas Cowboys, I can say you hit the nail on the head, Kiz. Aside from his business success, Jerry Jones is trash and has destroyed the once-admired legacy of the Cowboys. The only reason Jones is in the Pro Football Hall of Fame is he made his franchise one of the most valuable teams in the world. Jones makes money. For that reason, no one can say he’s a loser. Great businessman. Terrible general manager.
Ryan, grabbing bull by the horns
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Kiz: When it comes to the Hall of Fame, I believe the more the merrier. It’s a celebration of the sport. A big party. So build a bigger room and buy more beer. But, with all due respect, NFL owners should shut up and buy the beer. Players such as Steve Atwater, Randy Gradishar and Louis Wright are the guys I want to see enshrined.
I love “Thursday Night Football.” It’s freaking football! Don’t watch if you don’t like it. Why whine about it?
W.B., old-school fan
Kiz: Know why the NFL’s television ratings are down? It’s what happens after the national anthem is played. Yes, some fans have found the anthem protests odious. But what really stinks is the on-field product. Playing a game on short rest and short preparation does nothing for quality. Heck, we all know the staff here at Kickin’ It Headquarters has no life, but even we don’t waste our time with “Thursday Night Football.” It’s the worst idea since commissioner Roger Goodell decided to make himself judge, jury and executioner.
I moved to Colorado from the Buffalo area, after seeing how a proud Sabres organization was brought to ruins by inept general manager Darcy Regier, who made Buffalo an undesirable NHL destination by treating players as chattel. Joe Sakic’s treatment of Matt Duchene will be noted by Avs players, as well as players around the league. Successful businesses value all employees, from the janitor to the CEO.
Mike, saber-rattling
Kiz: How ’bout the Avs keep Duchene and trade Sakic? It’s not a particularly imaginative idea. But it’s better than any idea the team’s general manager has come up with lately.
And today’s parting shot sheds some light on a vastly under-reported reason for global warming.
Kiz, the hot air from your pie hole is a large contributing factor.
Chris, whistle-blower
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Ex-Steeler Joey Porter: Ben Roethlisberger 'Has the Power' and 'Uses It for Him'
Ex-Steeler Joey Porter: Ben Roethlisberger ‘Has the Power’ and ‘Uses It for Him’
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Another former teammate is calling out Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger. This time, it’s four-time Pro Bowl linebacker Joey Porter.
NFL Network commentator Terrell Davis said recently that former Denver Broncosteammate John Elway used to use his star power to push the coaching staff to hold more non-contact practices during training camp. The…
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The 6 Most Romantic Places in the Southwest
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The Mystical Energy of Sedona, Arizona
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The magnificent red rocks surrounding Sedona have inspired some to ascribe mystical powers to them. New Age believers regard the town’s invisible vortexes as swirling centers of energy that promote energy and healing. Whether you buy that or don’t, what’s undeniable is the unique beauty of the setting. Sunny days, crisp air (elevation is 4,500 feet), and clear nights studded with billions of stars make it a true haven for romantics.
Sedona is also a popular stopping-off point on a journey through the Southwest, thanks its proximity to the Grand Canyon. That vast, natural wonder is 114 miles away and about a two-hour drive, depending on traffic.
The Most Romantic Place for a Couple to Stay in Sedona
Consisting of private cabins with outdoor balconies that have exceptional views of red rocks or Oak Creek, L’Auberge de Sedona is sequestered among tall, shady trees but still walking distance to the town’s shops and restaurants. Luxury amenities including a wood-burning fireplace and down bedding and pillows can provide the setting for your own dreamlike journey in Sedona.
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The Desert Appeal of Phoenix, Arizona
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While it may appear that the city primarily consists of groomed golf courses, desert foliage, and sprawling spa resorts, there’s more to engage couples. One must-see is Taliesin West, where Frank Lloyd Wright and assistants created an extraordinary group of structures among saguaro cacti and prickly pear trees. Others are the unique Musical Instrument Museum and 50-acre Desert Botanical Garden, especially romantic at the end of the year when luminarias light the pathways.
The Most Romantic Place for a Couple to Stay in Phoenix
Although Phoenix has an impressive selection of hotels, from the Frank Lloyd Wright-inspired Arizona Biltmore, which is a large Waldorf Astoria Resort, to the intimate Royal Palms, it’s worth venturing further.
The adjacent town of Scottsdale is home to the one-of-a-kind Boulders Resort & Spa, a luxurious refuge set among ancient boulders and dotted with towering saguaros. Spacious casitas have a wood-burning fireplace, king-size bed, and a balcony to sip morning coffee and later observe the evening stars. While the spa has treatments to indulge those seeking spiritual awakening, massages offer genuine relief. Head outside to explore the desert trails or call for a golf cart to ferry you around.
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The Sensuous Side of Santa Fe, New Mexico
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Turquoise and sienna, shades of sky and earth, color Santa Fe, New Mexico. They’re echoed in an adobe-brick church stolid in Santa Fe’s bright daylight, in the bold geometric patterns woven into a Navajo rug, in a silvery Native American bracelet dotted with blue stones and sold in the Santa Fe plaza.
New Age meets Old West at Ten Thousand Waves, a Japanese-style hot-tub spa set in the hills high above Santa Fe. Reserve a private outdoor tub with its own adjacent plunge pool. A pre-dusk appointment guarantees an awesome view of the sunset. Follow up with his-and-hers massages that use Ten Thousand Waves’ cedar-scented lotion. Then repair back down to town for a chile-infused meal at one of Santa Fe’s best restaurants.
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While many downtown Santa Fe hotels appear to be similar low-slung adobe expanses, there are differences on the inside. The landmark Eldorado Hotel & Spa, a few blocks from the Plaza, features a fireplace, balcony, and Jacuzzi in some rooms. Set on a corner of the Plaza at the end of the Old Santa Fe trail, funky La Fonda Santa Fe boasts one of the best locations, décor that evokes the Old West, and a tasty French bakery.
In the heart of Santa Fe’s most historic neighborhood, the Inn of the Five Graces, a Relais & Chateaux hotel, is truly outstanding. Its name refers to the five ways to experience the world—sight, sound, taste, smell, and touch—and the Inn sees to it that every sense is thoroughly sated. As one of the most romantic and hospitable hotels for couples looking for the ultimate getaway, its rooms are adorned with hand-carved armoires and painted cabinets, richly textured armchairs, embroidered bedspreads and ethnic rugs, king-sized feather beds, and baths with deep-soaking tubs and mosaic tiles, making it a luxurious home away from home.
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The Delights of Downtown Denver, Colorado
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The freewheeling spirit of the Old West meets high times in the Mile-High City. Colorado decriminalized marijuana for recreational use in 2012, and since then Denver’s appeal to visitors has blossomed.
Across from Union Station in lower downtown, LoDo Wellness is one source of medicinal and recreational marijuana, edibles, and accessories for couples who want to dabble without fear of arrest (as long as you don’t smoke outdoors or leave the state with weed).
But don’t let the haze keep you from experiencing the city’s unique attractions. Dress yourselves in cool new duds at Cry Baby Ranch and Rockmount Western Wear. Couples who appreciate the fine arts should allot a few hours to visiting the sprawling Denver Art Museum, which has vast collections of American Indian, pre-Columbian, and Spanish Colonial art objects along with European and American painting and sculpture. Those who favor the lively arts will find entertainment in the Plex’s six theaters and opera house.
The Most Romantic Place for a Couple to Stay in Denver
Walking distance to the shops and restaurants around Larimer Square, the Ritz-Carlton, Denver was the city’s first five-star, five-diamond hotel. It’s an exceptionally comfortable luxury hotel and the food and drink offerings in its concierge level lounge make the upgrade worthwhile. A spa with a couples suite plus Elway’s namesake restaurant, and a vast gym with a lap pool make this an ideal perch for couples on a Denver honeymoon or romantic getaway.
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The Enduring Appeal of Las Vegas, Nevada
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The Las Vegas Strip was designed to dazzle the eye, and its many attractions make it one of America’s most romantic places for a couple to stroll day or night (even though you can expect to encounter crowds). Thanks to the Las Vegas Monorail, you can ride the four-mile route in air-conditioned comfort, hopping on and off to take a closer look at attractions that catch your eye. Don’t miss:
The Fountains of Bellagio
Stratosphere Tower Thrill Rides
Volcano at the Mirage Las Vegas
Eiffel Tower Experience at Paris Las Vegas
Gondola Ride at Venetian Las Vegas
The Most Romantic Place for a Couple to Stay in Las Vegas
The Mandarin Oriental, Las Vegas is a calm environment within the hectic city. Blessed by a feng shui master, the hotel’s Asian ethos and design are in contrast to noisy, jangling gaming hotels.
Even the 500-square-foot, entry-level rooms have a king-size bed sheathed in soft linens, separate dressing area with a closet, and valet box. What’s a valet box? It’s a place where you can have something safely delivered (daily newspaper, laundry, shined shoes) without being disturbed.
Couples who upgrade can book an Apex suite. Located in the corners of the hotel, the suite’s bedroom is surrounded by glass on two sides, offering incomparable views of the Las Vegas Strip and CityCenter. The round marble tub in the bathroom inspires good, clean fun.
Worth a splurge: Twist restaurant, where triple-Michelin-starred chef Pierre Gagnaire conceives bold, inventive fare.
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The Invigorating Seasons of Park City, Utah
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There’s no need to ever strap on a pair of skis to have a great time in Park City. In fact, it’s as much fun to visit this free-wheeling mountain town in summer as in winter. Hike, bike, even horseback ride to explore the heights just 35 minutes outside of Salt Lake City. And in the lakes and rivers surrounding Park City, you can kayak, go tubing and river rafting, even waterski.
For a change of pace, visit one of the town’s many art galleries, catch a musical or comedic performance at the Egyptian Theatre, or plan to attend one of the free outdoor concerts (pack a picnic).
The Most Romantic Place for a Couple to Stay in Park City
Park City offers a splendid choice of hotels, many of which have extensive spas. Yet the most romantic one is about 40 minutes outside of town. It’s Robert Redford’s Sundance Mountain Resort, which is infused with his spirit and sensibility—and you may just spot him on the ski line.
Although the complex spans 6,000 acres, it’s limited to just 100 guest cottages in the shadow of 12,000-foot Mount Timpanogos, the highest in Utah’s Wasatch Range. Crafted with native woods and local stone, these cozy units are decorated with hand-wrought furnishings, providing unique comfort and charm. You’ll also appreciate that the staff doesn’t accept tips.
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Mean Ass Monday: Leonard Little, St. Louis Rams
Two For Tuesday: Louis Wright #20
Colorful World of Football Wednesday: Wayne Fontes, Detroit Lions
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BALTIMORE RAVENS (9-7)
UNRESTRICTED FREE AGENTS: WRs Mike Wallace and Michael Campanaro; TEs Benjamin Watson and Crockett Gillmore; OT James Hurst; Cs Ryan Jensen and Luke Bowanko; QB Ryan Mallett; RB Terrance West; CB Brandon Boykin; LB Steven Johnson.
RESTRICTED FREE AGENTS: None.
NEEDS: Even if they retain Wallace and Campanaro, Ravens are going after big-play wide receiver. Baltimore appears ready to give up on 2015 first-round pick Breshad Perriman, who has thus far been bust. Baltimore also needs pass rusher to help out 35-year-old Terrell Suggs and could use more depth on offensive line, especially if Hurst and Jensen end up elsewhere. Tight end is also trouble spot, given that Watson is 37 and Gillmore has struggled to stay healthy.
AVAILABLE SALARY CAP SPACE (approximately): $5.4 million.
BUFFALO BILLS (9-8)
UNRESTRICTED FREE AGENTS: WRs Jordan Matthews, Deonte Thompson, Brandon Tate, and Jeremy Butler; CBs E.J. Gaines, Leonard Johnson, and Shareece Wright; LBs Preston Brown and Ramon Humber; DTs Kyle Williams and Cedric Thornton; Ss Colt Anderson and Shamarko Thomas; RBs Travaris Cadet and Taiwan Jones; FB Mike Tolbert; OT Seantrel Henderson; QB Joe Webb.
RESTRICTED FREE AGENTS: None.
NEEDS: Quarterback moved to the top of the list after Buffalo traded three-year starter Tyrod Taylor to the Cleveland Browns in exchange for a third-round pick. The deal leaves Nathan Peterman — a fifth-round draft pick last year — as the only quarterback on the roster. Aside from free agency, the Bills are anticipated to select a quarterback in the draft. The defensive front seven could be in store for major overhaul with Williams yet to determine whether he’ll retire, starters Brown and Humber eligible for free agency. Unanticipated hole to fill is center after Eric Woods was diagnosed with career-ending neck injury in January. Bills already addressed needs by signing nine-year veteran CB Vontae Davis and running back Chris Ivory, who is expected to take over as LeSean McCoy’s primary backup.
AVAILABLE SALARY CAP SPACE (approximately): $30 million.
CINCINNATI BENGALS (7-9)
UNRESTRICTED FREE AGENTS: QB AJ McCarron; C Russell Bodine; TE Tyler Eifert; RBs Jeremy Hill and Cedric Peerman; P Kevin Huber; LB Kevin Minter; OTs Andre Smith and Eric Winston; DT Pat Sims.
RESTRICTED FREE AGENTS: None.
NEEDS: McCarron won grievance against Bengals, making him free agent and giving team unexpected task of finding backup for Andy Dalton. Bodine has started every game in past four seasons and team would like to keep him. Offensive line is priority after struggling to protect Dalton and open holes for running backs. Eifert has been injury-prone TE but when healthy is one of Dalton’s favorite targets near goal line. Offense finished last in league and needs major all-around upgrade.
AVAILABLE SALARY CAP SPACE (approximately): $32.4 million.
CLEVELAND BROWNS (0-16)
UNRESTRICTED FREE AGENTS: RB Isaiah Crowell; LB Tank Carder.
RESTRICTED FREE AGENTS: DL Jamie Meder.
NEEDS: S, maybe LT. Cleveland figured to be in market for veteran quarterback, but that changed Friday when team acquired Tyrod Taylor in trade with Buffalo. Arrival of dynamic Taylor would seem to rule out Browns making run at AJ McCarron or any other free agent QBs. Still, team is expected to use No. 1 overall draft pick on a young QB to compete with Taylor or maybe start at some point in 2018. Browns also added wide receiver Jarvis Landry via trade, but would like to add depth at what has been troublesome position. Star left tackle Joe Thomas still hasn’t told team if he plans to keep playing or retire. If Thomas is done, team will need to address replacing future Hall of Famer. Browns have been league’s youngest team past two seasons and need infusion of both talent and experience in free agency.
AVAILABLE SALARY CAP SPACE (approximately): $113 million.
DENVER BRONCOS (5-11)
UNRESTRICTED FREE AGENTS: ILBs Todd Davis and Corey Nelson; DEs Jared Crick and Billy Wynn; QB Brock Osweiler; WR Cody Latimer; TE Virgil Green; RB Jamaal Charles; OL Allen Barbre; OT Donald Stephenson; G Billy Turner.
RESTRICTED FREE AGENTS: G Shaquil Barrett; WR Bennie Fowler; C Matt Paradis.
NEEDS: After last year’s deflating draft class produced so little, Broncos need upgrades throughout roster but especially on offense. GM John Elway said high-priced WRs Demaryius Thomas and Emmanuel Sanders, both of whom underperformed last season, will be back. That would make for attractive draw for veteran QB. They need to bolster running backs corps and do usual O-line fix, which has become annual rite of spring in Denver. Even with Jake Butt back from ACL surgery, they could use some more tight end prowess. On defense, they’re no longer elite unit that carried them to Super Bowl 50 title, but still very good behind Von Miller, MVP of Pro Bowl. They could use some jolts at linebacker and even in secondary, which for years was among league’s best.
AVAILABLE SALARY CAP SPACE: $24 million.
HOUSTON TEXANS (4-12)
UNRESTRICTED FREE AGENTS: CBs Johnathan Joseph and Marcus Williams; RBs Alfred Blue, Andre Ellington and Jordan Todman; OTs Chris Clark and Breno Giacomini; Ss Marcus Gilchrist and Eddie Pleasant; G Xavier Su’a-Filo; QBs Tom Savage, Josh Johnson and T.J. Yates; OLB Jelani Jenkins; WR Bruce Ellington.
RESTRICTED FREE AGENTS: ILBs Ben Heeney and Brian Peters; DE Angelo Blackson; WR Cobi Hamilton; C Greg Mancz.
NEEDS: Texans look to have finally found franchise quarterback in Deshaun Watson. Now they need to upgrade offensive line to keep him protected when he returns from knee injury this season. They’ll likely let Clark and Su’a-Filo go in attempt to improve with better talent for Watson to play behind. They’ll also decide on Savage or Yates to back up Watson, or if they want to look elsewhere after both players struggled with Watson injured. Texans could also be in market for cornerback if they choose not to re-sign 12-year veteran Joseph.
AVAILABLE SALARY CAP SPACE (approximately): $67.5 million.
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INDIANAPOLIS COLTS (4-12)
UNRESTRICTED FREE AGENTS: RB Frank Gore; S Darius Butler; WRs Donte Moncrief and Kamar Aiken; LBs Barkevious Mingo and Jon Bostic; QB Scott Tolzien; OLs Jack Mewhort and Michael Person; CBs Pierre Desir and Rashaan Melvin; TE Brandon Williams.
RESTRICTED FREE AGENTS: None.
NEEDS: With so many holes to fill, Colts could go anywhere in free agency. Their top need is pass rusher but they may have better luck finding option in draft. Instead, Indy will likely look for complementary rusher and starting cornerback, and attempt to upgrade offensive line, find No. 2 receiver and maybe even veteran running back to replace Gore. If they lose Melvin, they could be in market for two cornerbacks.
AVAILABLE SALARY CAP SPACE (approximately): $66 million.
JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS (12-7)
UNRESTRICTED FREE AGENTS: WRs Allen Robinson, Marqise Lee and Arrelious Benn; CB Aaron Colvin; LBs Paul Posluszny and Lerentee McCray; OL Patrick Omameh; QB Chad Henne; TE Mychal Rivera; S Peyton Thompson; LS Matt Overton.
RESTRICTED FREE AGENTS: RB Corey Grant; LB Donald Payne.
NEEDS: Offensive help. With futures of wideouts Robinson, Lee and Allen Hurns unclear, Jaguars have to add playmakers to take some burden off second-year RB Leonard Fournette and inconsistent QB Blake Bortles. Jags also have 33-year-old TE Marcedes Lewis entering 13th season and needing to cut back on playing time, so they could have several new faces on that side of ball. Multiple WRs and at least one TE are possibilities in free agency and/or draft. Backup QB also needed. Coach Doug Marrone wants to be run-first team and needs explosive personnel outside to reduce and maybe eliminate eight- and nine-man defensive fronts.
AVAILABLE SALARY CAP SPACE (approximately): $29 million.
KANSAS CITY CHIEFS (10-7)
UNRESTRICTED FREE AGENTS: DTs Bennie Logan and DT Stefan Charles; P Dustin Colquitt; LBs Derrick Johnson and Kevin Pierre-Louis; WRs Albert Wilson and De’Anthony Thomas; FB Anthony Sherman; QB Tyler Bray; RB C.J. Spiller; DE Jarvis Jenkins; CBs Phillip Gaines, Kenneth Acker and Terrance Mitchell; S Steven Terrell; LG Jordan Devey; C Zach Fulton.
RESTRICTED FREE AGENTS: LB Ramik Wilson; DE Rakeem Nunez-Roches.
NEEDS: Chiefs’ trades of QB Alex Smith to Redskins and CB Marcus Peters to Rams become official March 14. That means Kansas City will likely be in market for veteran backup for QB Patrick Mahomes II and another cornerback to compete with incoming Kendall Fuller and recently signed David Amerson. Chiefs have big needs everywhere on defense, including linebackers and defensive line, and could use playmaking wide receiver to complement Tyreek Hill.
AVAILABLE SALARY CAP SPACE (approximately): $1.9 million over.
LOS ANGELES CHARGERS (9-7)
UNRESTRICTED FREE AGENTS: TEs Antonio Gates and Jeff Cumberland; LBs Korey Toomer and Jerry Attaochu; RB Branden Oliver; OLs Matt Slauson, Chris Hairston, Kenny Wiggins, Michael Ola and Michael Schofield; S Tre Boston; QB Kellen Clemens; DT Tenny Palepoi.
RESTRICTED FREE AGENTS: S Adrian Phillips; CBs Trevor Williams and Greg Ducre; RBs Andre Williams and Russell Hansbrough; LBs Chris McCain and Nick Dzubnar; WRs Geremy Davis, Tyrell Williams and Isaiah Burse; TE Sean McGrath.
NEEDS: After 9-3 finish to season, Chargers believe they’re few pieces away from contending. Offensive line wasn’t outstanding, and top-notch right tackle would be welcome bookend for Russell Okung. Re-signing safety Tre Boston or finding his replacement is important. Clemens could be replaced by more viable backup to Philip Rivers. Linebacker depth is significant need. GM Tom Telesco said he wants to find established veteran kicker after last season’s struggles likely cost Bolts playoff spot. And they must decide whether to give another season to Gates, who will be 38.
AVAILABLE SALARY CAP SPACE (approximately): $22 million.
MIAMI DOLPHINS (6-10)
UNRESTRICTED FREE AGENTS: SS Michael Thomas, Walt Aikens and S Nate Allen; QBs Matt Moore and Jay Cutler; LBs Lamin Barrow and Koa Misi; G Jermon Bushrod; LS John Denney; TE Anthony Fasano; DEs Terrence Fede and William Hayes; K Cody Parkey; CB Alterraun Verner; RB Damien Williams; OT Sam Young.
RESTRICTED FREE AGENTS: QB David Fales; LB Neville Hewitt; G Anthony Steen.
NEEDS: After backsliding in Year 2 under coach Adam Gase, Dolphins need starters at tight end, linebacker, receiver and perhaps two offensive line positions. They need more depth at running back and safety. Miami already made two significant moves, agreeing to trade receiver Jarvis Landry to Browns for two draft picks, and agreeing to acquire Rams edge rusher Robert Quinn for mid-round draft pick. But with severe salary cap constraints and mediocre pool of free agent talent, Dolphins are unlikely to be as aggressive in free agency as in recent years.
AVAILABLE SALARY CAP SPACE (approximately): $4 million over.
NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS (15-4)
UNRESTRICTED FREE AGENTS: CBs Malcolm Butler and Johnson Bademosi; WRs Danny Amendola and Matt Slater; RBs Dion Lewis and Rex Burkhead; OTs Nate Solder, Cam Fleming and LaAdrian Waddle; DTs Alan Branch and Ricky Jean Francois; LBs James Harrison and Marquis Flowers; DE Geno Grissom; FS Nate Ebner.
RESTRICTED FREE AGENTS: FS Brandon King; G Ted Karras.
NEEDS: Butler’s comments following his Super Bowl benching point to exit for him and opening at cornerback. New England likes Burkhead and got big production in 2017 from Lewis. Both are just 27 years old, but Patriots likely won’t stand pat after disappointing season by 2017 free agency pickup Mike Gillislee. Linebacking core needs some help with Harrison unlikely to be re-signed at age 39 and starter Dont’a Hightower coming off shoulder surgery. Getting another player to pair with Trey Flowers at defensive end will be another priority.
AVAILABLE SALARY CAP SPACE (approximately): $14.7 million.
NEW YORK JETS (5-11)
UNRESTRICTED FREE AGENTS: QB Josh McCown; CB Morris Claiborne; C Wesley Johnson, TEs Austin Seferian-Jenkins and Chris Gragg; LBs Demario Davis, Bruce Carter, Julian Stanford, and David Bass; S Terrence Brooks; PK Chandler Catanzaro; DLs Kony Ealy and Ed Stinson; DT Mike Pennel; OLs Jonotthan Harrison, Ben Ijalana and Dakota Dozier.
RESTRICTED FREE AGENTS: WR Quincy Enunwa; S Rontez Miles; OL Brent Qvale; TE Neal Sterling; DL Xavier Cooper.
NEEDS: It’s all about finding quarterback, running theme for this franchise for, well, decades. New York will be in Kirk Cousins sweepstakes and has money it would take to land him. But will the former Washington QB want team that has failed to make playoffs for seven straight seasons and underwent massive rebuild last year? Jets have new offensive coordinator in former QBs coach Jeremy Bates, who runs Mike and Kyle Shanahan-style system Cousins learned during his first two seasons in league. If Jets whiff on Cousins, there’s good chance McCown will be back to mentor whomever New York takes with its first draft pick at No. 6 overall. Plenty of holes elsewhere, although Jets are interested in re-signing Claiborne, Seferian-Jenkins and Davis as core players. Help on offensive line, namely at center, proven pass rusher and cornerback will also be high priorities for GM Mike Maccagnan. Running back Matt Forte is retired, so Jets might look for some depth in backfield, as well as on defensive line after releasing disappointing Muhammad Wilkerson.
AVAILABLE SALARY CAP SPACE (approximately): $90 million.
OAKLAND RAIDERS (6-10)
UNRESTRICTED FREE AGENTS: Ss Reggie Nelson and Keith McGill; LB NaVorro Bowman; CB TJ Carrie; K Sebastian Janikowski; DT Justin Ellis; DL Denico Autry; TE Lee Smith; QB E.J. Manuel; LS Jon Condo.
RESTRICTED FREE AGENTS: None.
NEEDS: Coach Jon Gruden takes over team coming off disappointing season with many holes. There could be even more voids if Raiders choose to release several high-priced veterans to create even more cap room. Biggest holes right now are on defense; Raiders must upgrade at linebacker and in secondary, as well as find pass rush help for Khalil Mack. Oakland also would like to add at least one more receiver, along with possible upgrade at tackle. Another question is at running back; keep Marshawn Lynch and his $6 million salary or find starter in free agency or draft?
AVAILABLE SALARY CAP SPACE (approximately): $16 million.
PITTSBURGH STEELERS (13-4)
UNRESTRICTED FREE AGENTS: LB Arthur Moats; G Chris Hubbard; WR Justin Hunter; LB Sean Spence; RBs Stevan Ridley and RB Fitz Toussaint; DT Daniel McCullers; S Daimion Stafford.
RESTRICTED FREE AGENTS: K Chris Boswell; LB Anthony Chickillo; WR Eli Rogers.
NEEDS: Two-time defending AFC North champions need help at inside linebacker with Ryan Shazier already ruled out for 2018 with spinal injury. Pittsburgh’s defense sagged late in season without Shazier and was shredded by Jacksonville in stunning home playoff loss. Depth at running back is also concern with Le’Veon Bell’s long-term status uncertain after team placed franchise tag on him for second straight spring. Steelers as usual are right up against cap; contract restructuring and cutting some veterans would give them wiggle room if needed. They could even sign marquee player if they opted to pull back franchise tag on Bell, which would free up $14.5 million in cap space off top.
AVAILABLE SALARY CAP SPACE (approximately): $1 million.
TENNESSEE TITANS (10-8)
UNRESTRICTED FREE AGENTS: LBs Avery Williamson and Erik Walden; WRs Eric Decker and Harry Douglas; DE DaQuan Jones; CB Brice McCain; G Josh Kline; C Brian Schwenke; QB Brandon Weeden.
RESTRICTED FREE AGENTS: G Quinton Spain; DE David King; CB Curtis Riley.
NEEDS: Now that QB Matt Cassel is being released, upgrading Marcus Mariota’s backup is crucial after Titans lost one game Cassel started last season. Both starting guards also are hitting market, though any offer to Spain can be matched, with Titans possibly looking at options after run game slumped from first in AFC to 15th. Wide receiver is must with Decker hitting market after ranking second with 54 catches. Money seems biggest obstacle for Titans keeping pair of defensive starters in Williamson and Jones, who was playing his best when he tore biceps.
AVAILABLE SALARY CAP SPACE (approximately): $59 million.
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Denver Broncos 2017 NFL draft primer and history guide
A guide to the Denver Broncos’ draft history and 2017 selections. This year’s draft will be held April 27-29 in Philadelphia:
Broncos’ 2017 draft picks
Round Overall # Round # How acquired 1st 20 20 Own 2nd 51 19 Own 3rd 82 18 Own 3rd 101 37 Compensatory 4th 126 20 Own 5th 177 34 Compensatory 6th 203 19 via Tennessee 7th 238 20 Own 7th 252 34 Compensatory 7th 253 35 Compensatory
Draft info
Days Thurs., April 27: Round 1 (6-9:30 p.m. MT) Fri., April 28: Rounds 2-3 (5-9 p.m. MT) Sat., April 29: Rounds 4-7. (10 a.m.-5:30 p.m. MT)
Time limits Round 1: 10 minutes Round 2: Seven minutes Rounds 3-6: Five minutes Round 7 (and all compensatory picks): Four minutes
Last 10 NFL draft choices at No. 20
YEAR TEAM PLAYER POS. COLLEGE 2016 Jets Darron Lee LB Ohio State 2015 Eagles Nelson Agholor WR Southern California 2014 Saints Brandin Cooks WR Oregon State 2013 Bears Kyle Long G Oregon 2012 Titans Kendall Wright WR Baylor 2011 Buccaneers Adrian Clayborn DE Iowa 2010 Texans Kareem Jackson CB Alabama 2009 Lions Brandon Pettigrew TE Oklahoma State 2008 Buccaneers Aqib Talib CB Kansas 2007 Giants Aaron Ross CB Texas
Speaking of Aqib Talib at No .20 …
That moment when you realize you’re a pro 🙌 Look back at @AqibTalib21‘s Draft celebration from #HeyRookie Season 7@TBBuccaneers @Broncos pic.twitter.com/QJ0cXDWjY7
— NFL Films (@NFLFilms) April 21, 2017
@ChrisHarrisJr @IFoundMA I say “Ima go 3rd round!!!” LOL
— AqibTalib21 (@AqibTalib21) April 24, 2017
Broncos’ first-round picks in Elway era
2011: Von Miller, LB, Texas A&M (No. 2) 2013: Sylvester WIlliams, DT, North Carolina (No. 28) 2014: Bradley Roby, CB, Ohio State (No. 31) 2015: Shane Ray, LB, Missouri (No. 23) 2016: Paxton Lynch, QB, Memphis (No. 26)
Guest announcers
Broncos Hall of Fame running back Floyd Little will announce the team’s second-round selection (No. 51) live from the NFL Draft Theater in Philadelphia on Fri., April 28.
Broncos Ring of Fame receiver Rod Smith will announce the team’s first pick in the third round (No. 82) on Friday.
The Broncos’ picks in rounds 4 and 5 will be announced from Piñon Canyon Maneuver Site, an active military base for Fort Carson. Two soldiers from the 1st Stryker Brigade will be selected by their commander to announce the picks each round.
The team’s sixth-round pick (No. 203) Saturday will be announced by 12 players and a coach from the Denver Broncos Boys & Girls Club football team. They will announce it from Mile High Monument (weather-permitting) outside Sports Authority Field in Denver.
Broncos’ draft choices by position (since 1967)
Running back: 71 players Wide receiver: 65 Linebacker: 61 Defensive back: 55 Defensive end: 47 Tackle: 34 Guard: 30 Quarterback: 30 Defensive tackle: 29 Tight end: 28 Center: 24 Cornerback: 22 Safety: 9 Kicker: 6 Punter: 6 Nose tackle: 5 TOTAL: 522
Highest Broncos draft picks by position
OFFENSE QB: Jay Cutler, Vanderbilt, 2006 – Rd. 1, No. 11 overall RB: Floyd Little, Syracuse, 1967 – Rd. 1, No. 6 WR: Ashley Lelie, Hawaii, 2002 – Rd. 1, No. 19 TE: Riley Odoms, Houston, 1972 – Rd. 1, No. 5 T: Ryan Clady, Boise State, 2008 – Rd. 1, No. 12 Marv Montgomery, USC, 1971 – Rd. 1, No. 12 G: Chris Hinton, Northwestern, 1983 – Rd. 1, No. 4 C: George Goeddeke, Notre Dame, 1967 – Rd. 3, No. 59
DEFENSE DE: Dan Williams, Toledo, 1993 – Rd. 1, No. 11 DT: Ted Gregory, Syracuse, 1988 – Rd. 1, No. 26 LB: Von Miller, Texas A&M, 2011 – Rd. 1, No. 2 CB: Deltha O’Neal, California, 2000 – Rd. 1, No. 15 S: Dennis Smith, USC, 1981 – Rd. 1, No. 15 K: Jason Elam, Hawaii, 1993 – Rd. 3, No. 70 P: Nick Harris, California, 2001 – Rd. 4, No. 120
Broncos Pro Bowlers drafted
Denver has selected 40 players in the NFL draft who have earned a total of 120 Pro Bowl berths for the team since 1970, when the game was first played. Nine Broncos draft classes have had multiple Pro Bowlers. Here are 10 Broncos picks with the most Pro Bowl berths:
Steve Atwater, S, No. 20 pick in 1989: 8 Pro Bowls Randy Gradishar, LB, No. 14 pick in 1974: 7 Pro Bowls Shannon Sharpe, TE, No. 192 pick in 1990: 7 Pro Bowls Karl Mecklenberg, LB, No. 310 pick in 1983: 6 Pro Bowls Dennis Smith, S, No. 15 pick in 1981: 6 Pro Bowls Von Miller, LB, No. 2 pick in 2011: 5 Pro Bowls Tom Nalen, C, No. 218 pick in 1994: 5 Pro Bowls Demaryius Thomas, WR, No. 22 pick in 2010: 5 Pro Bowls Al Wilson, LB, No. 31 pick in 1999: 5 Pro Bowls Louis Wright, CB, No. 17 pick in 1975: 5 Pro Bowls
Broncos draft picks by school
Schools that have produced the most Bronco selections over the years: Florida: 19 players Colorado: 14 Georgia: 14 Miami (Fla.): 14 Nebraska: 14 Houston: 13 USC: 13 Louisiana State: 12 Michigan State: 12 Washington: 11 Arizona State: 10 Michigan: 10 Notre Dame: 10
Stats and info via the Denver Broncos.
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Guardian US sports quiz of the year 2016: the year in photos
It was one of the most memorable years in sports. Can you identify the missing figures from these iconic photographs of 2016?
Name the silhouetted figure in this photo.
Ryan Lochte
Michael Phelps Phelps' death stare during the warm-up before his 200m butterfly semi-final showdown with Chad le Clos became one of the memes of the Olympics.
Ryan Murphy
Anthony Ervin
Name the silhouetted figure in this photo.
Stephen Curry
Draymond Green
Andre Iguodala LeBron James' block of Iguodala's shot late in Game 7 of the finals will go down in NBA lore.
Kevin Durant
Name the silhouetted figure in this photo.
Ryan Arcidiacono
Buddy Hield
Ben Simmons
Kris Jenkins Jenkins' buzzer-beating three lifted the Catholic school from outside Philadelphia to an incredible win over North Carolina in the national championship game.
Name the silhouetted figure in this photo.
DeMarcus Ware
Von Miller Miller was named Most Valuable Player of Super Bowl 50 after he recorded two and a half sacks and two forced fumbles.
Champ Bailey
John Elway
Name the silhouetted figure in this photo.
David Ortiz
David Wright
David Ross
Bartolo Colon The New York Mets' pudgy quadragenarian hurler went deep off San Diego's James Shields in a May game at Petco Park, becoming the oldest player in major league history to hit his first career home run.
Name the silhouetted figure in this photo.
Milos Raonic
Novak Djokovic
Andy Murray
Stan Wawrinka The late-blooming Swiss bagged his third career grand slam title with a surprise win over then-No1 Novak Djokovic in the US Open final.
Name the silhouetted figure in this photo.
Katie Ledecky When Ledecky touched the wall to win the women 800m freestyle and complete the first 200-400-800 treble in 48 years, an entire 11.38 seconds would pass before Great Britains Jazz Carlin came in for the silver.
Lilly King
Missy Franklin
Simone Manuel
Name the silhouetted figure in this photo.
Francisco Lindor
Rajai Davis
Michael Martinez When Martinez hit a chopper to third baseman Kris Bryant who fired it to Anthony Rizzo for the final out of the World Series, the Chicago Cubs finally hit reset on the most storied title drought in America's sporting folklore.
Jason Kipnis
Name the silhouetted figure in this photo.
Deontay Wilder
Dereck Chisora The British heavyweight landed one of the more photogenic blows of the year early in his grudge match with Dillian Whyte, but it was Whyte who got the last laugh in winning a split decision.
Anthony Joshua
Gennady Golovkin
Name the silhouetted figure in this photo.
Zach LaVine
Andre Drummond
Aaron Gordon Gordon and LaVine faced off in a Slam Dunk Contest for the ages during All-Star Weekend in February.
Will Barton
Name the silhouetted figure in this photo.
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Guardian US sports quiz of the year 2016: the year in photos
It was one of the most memorable years in sports. Can you identify the missing figures from these iconic photographs of 2016?
Name the silhouetted figure in this photo.
Ryan Lochte
Michael Phelps Phelps' death stare during the warm-up before his 200m butterfly semi-final showdown with Chad le Clos became one of the memes of the Olympics.
Ryan Murphy
Anthony Ervin
Name the silhouetted figure in this photo.
Stephen Curry
Draymond Green
Andre Iguodala LeBron James' block of Iguodala's shot late in Game 7 of the finals will go down in NBA lore.
Kevin Durant
Name the silhouetted figure in this photo.
Ryan Arcidiacono
Buddy Hield
Ben Simmons
Kris Jenkins Jenkins' buzzer-beating three lifted the Catholic school from outside Philadelphia to an incredible win over North Carolina in the national championship game.
Name the silhouetted figure in this photo.
DeMarcus Ware
Von Miller Miller was named Most Valuable Player of Super Bowl 50 after he recorded two and a half sacks and two forced fumbles.
Champ Bailey
John Elway
Name the silhouetted figure in this photo.
David Ortiz
David Wright
David Ross
Bartolo Colon The New York Mets' pudgy quadragenarian hurler went deep off San Diego's James Shields in a May game at Petco Park, becoming the oldest player in major league history to hit his first career home run.
Name the silhouetted figure in this photo.
Milos Raonic
Novak Djokovic
Andy Murray
Stan Wawrinka The late-blooming Swiss bagged his third career grand slam title with a surprise win over then-No1 Novak Djokovic in the US Open final.
Name the silhouetted figure in this photo.
Katie Ledecky When Ledecky touched the wall to win the women 800m freestyle and complete the first 200-400-800 treble in 48 years, an entire 11.38 seconds would pass before Great Britains Jazz Carlin came in for the silver.
Lilly King
Missy Franklin
Simone Manuel
Name the silhouetted figure in this photo.
Francisco Lindor
Rajai Davis
Michael Martinez When Martinez hit a chopper to third baseman Kris Bryant who fired it to Anthony Rizzo for the final out of the World Series, the Chicago Cubs finally hit reset on the most storied title drought in America's sporting folklore.
Jason Kipnis
Name the silhouetted figure in this photo.
Deontay Wilder
Dereck Chisora The British heavyweight landed one of the more photogenic blows of the year early in his grudge match with Dillian Whyte, but it was Whyte who got the last laugh in winning a split decision.
Anthony Joshua
Gennady Golovkin
Name the silhouetted figure in this photo.
Zach LaVine
Andre Drummond
Aaron Gordon Gordon and LaVine faced off in a Slam Dunk Contest for the ages during All-Star Weekend in February.
Will Barton
Name the silhouetted figure in this photo.
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Den... 🥺 first off, I adore your parent designs so much, they're all so so good and the Phoenix ones are just such a delightful little family and I love them
...having said that. How do you think Mama Elle would react to Phoenix coming home with frosted tips
[wright parents] the conversation was prompted bc elle had been staring very judgementally (but not saying anything) since phoenix got home
#also hehe thank you! 🥺 im so glad u like em <3#sunnysideanswers#metaphorical-goblin#sunnysidedoodles#ace attorney#elway wright#jazz wright#den's ocs tag#wright parents tag#described#id in alt text#sunnysideattorney#phoenix wright
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[wright parents] [gavin parents] happy pride have some aa parent ocs thoughts
#ace attorney#elway wright#karsten gavin#wright parents tag#gavin parents#ace attorney oc#sunnysidedraws#sunnysidedoodles#described#i had thoughts in my brain FDGHJD#edit: changed headcanons to thoughts bc girl wdym headcanon you made those characters up on ur own DFGHD#den's ocs tag#sunnysideattorney
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