Three of the Denver Broncos Exclusive Right Free Agents have signed their tenders on Monday as Organized Team Activities are set to begin in one week.
With OTA’s beginning next week, three players have decided to take care of the business portion of football.
The team announced that three exclusive rights free agents have signed their tenders on Monday. Matt Paradis, Jordan Taylor, and Casey Kreiter have all signed their tenders on Monday.
Three of the #Broncos' exclusive-rights free agents signed their tenders Monday.
— Denver Broncos (@Broncos) April 3, 2017
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All three players were given an offer sheet before the offseason began and have decided to stick with the team.
While all three players are not quite at the veteran experience yet, the contribution that they bring to the team is strong.
Matt Paradis began his career with the Denver Broncos as a practice squad player. Gary Kubiak took a chance on him in 2015. Since then, he has developed into the best player on the Broncos offensive line.
Jordan Taylor was part of the practice squad in 2015. He was with Peyton Manning while he was recovering from a foot injury.
He got promoted to the 53 man roster the following season and had a pretty solid campaign in 2016.
Casey Kreiter started ten games for the Denver Broncos as the team’s long snapper.
However, a calf injury sidelined Kreiter and he would be placed on injured reserve.
These three signings might fly under the radar, but they are going to be key for the Denver Broncos.
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Matt Paradis becoming part of that offensive line. Jordan Taylor hopefully vying for the third wide receiver role. And Casey Kreiter will be key on getting the football to Riley Dixon and Brandon McManus.
There are still five Exclusive Right’s Free Agents that have yet to sign. We should see more of them do so in the next couple days.