
Broncos Sign Alex Palczewski for Offensive Line Depth
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The Denver Broncos bolster their offensive line with a two-year deal for veteran tackle Alex Palczewski, who stepped in admirably last season and proved reliable with just two penalties in two years. This signing provides depth at left guard and buys time to evaluate Palczewski as a full-time starter while the team reshapes the line for Sean Paytons scheme.
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Denver Broncos News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Broncos Sign Alex Palczewski for Offensive Line Depth. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On March 5th, the Denver Broncos are shoring up their offensive line this off-season with a two-year deal for veteran tackle Alex Poljewski. The 26-year-old, undrafted free agent steps in as key depth at left guard, amid tray talks for current starter, Ben Powers. Pazewski filled an atom-erbly last season, starting 10 games in Powers' place and adding three starts at right tackle. His steady play gives the team a reliable option without breaking the bank. Fans and analysts see this as a savvy move, especially with the Broncos iron changes across their offense, including running back and wide receiver. Spots. It addresses a potential hole if Powers locked into a $51 million contract gets dealt. Over the past two years, Poljewski has made just 13 starts, but racked up only two penalties total, one each season. He logged 665 snaps last year, proving he can handle a bigger role. This signing sets the Broncos up nicely for training camp, buying time to evaluate Poljewski as a full-time starter,
while they reshape the line for. Sean Payton's scheme.
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