Broncos Confirm Powers' Return, Stable OL Key to Super Bowl Hopes

0:00Welcome to NFL News Today. Two minutes of updates that matter to NFL fans, hit subscribe and stay connected. Rumors world this week that Denver Broncos left guard Ben Powers might get traded or asked to take a pay cut. That chatter picked up when back up Lyman Alex Polgeski signed a two-year deal to stay with the team. But it all cooled off fast. A report from nine news. Denver cleared things up. The Broncos have no plans to trade, release, or cut powers as pay. He will return as the starting left guard next season. Powers join the team in Sean Payton's first year and has started steadily at left guard. He is heading into his fourth season there, with 42 games under his belt over three years. Last season, an injury limited him to just eight games and Polgeski stepped up nicely in his place. Fans and analysts value the Broncos' offensive line stability. Four of the five starters have jailed together for three seasons now. Enter Luke Wattenberg is the relative newcomer, entering his third year as a starter.

1:02Depth stays strong too, with Polgeski back alongside backups Alex Forsyth and Frank Crumb. Keeping this group intact makes sense for the team's big goals. They protect quarterback Bo Nick's well and pave the way for a strong run game. With a wide open shot at the Super Bowl, the Broncos want their line humming at peak form. The daily news now is presented by our sponsor. I put my head in it, S-O-L-L-I, SullyPillow.com, S-O-L-L-I, SullyPillow.com, S-O-L-L-I, S-O-L-I, S-O-L-I-Pillow.com.