Denver Broncos Road To 53: Offensive Line

78. player. 45. Ryan Clady has consistently been a top 5 LT in the NFL. When he got hurt early last year, it was lucky Chris Clark was able to step up and do a solid job protecting Peyton Manning’s blind-side. Now he is healthy again. He will plug back in and do his outstanding job, which he does every year. <p> </p> <p>For those worrying about Clady’s health, just look back to 2012. Clady allowed a total of one sack, six hits and 15 hurries. Great numbers for a left tackle. But what makes them even more outstanding is the fact he tore his labrum in his right shoulder sometime during the season. To make it even less worrisome, all reports about Clady’s rehab from the linsfranc injury that got him placed on IR, are positive. He will be healthy and ready to go, there should be no doubt about that.</p> <p> </p> <p>Last offseason he got hit with the franchise tag and later signed to an extension. He is an All-Pro left tackle, there is no doubt he will make the roster and make the offensive line even better than it was last year.</p>. Left Tackle. Denver Broncos. Ryan Clady