T.J. Ward to be released by the Broncos
By Tylor Walden
The Denver Broncos have informed Pro Bowl safety T.J. Ward that they have decided to release him after three seasons with the team.
One member of the No Fly Zone defense is no longer with the team. The Denver Broncos have decided to part ways with Pro-Bowl safety T.J. Ward.
A member of the No Fly Zone, T.J. Ward was perhaps the best safety to play for the Denver Broncos since Brian Dawkins was signed with the team. The former Pro Bowl safety will most likely end up with another team in 2017.
It has completely baffled me that the Denver Broncos have decided to part ways with T.J. Ward. The Broncos will save nearly $4.5 million with his release. But I honestly believe that it makes no sense to release him this early.
T.J. Ward has been the heart and soul of this team. The fact that they released a Pro Bowl Safety makes no sense to me. With the release, that means that Justin Simmons or Will Parks will end up becoming the starting safety.
Team might feel they can replace T.J. Ward on the field, but in the LR I’m not so sure. Loved by many teammates who are upset with the move.
— James Palmer (@JamesPalmerTV) September 2, 2017
It will be interesting to see how the Denver Broncos handle the locker room after T.J. Ward’s release. There is a chance that the Broncos could bring him back on a lesser deal. But there is no doubt that this move is not sitting well with the Denver Broncos fans.
Brandon Marshall has already made his voice heard with the release. It makes zero sense. There could be a huge division in the locker room. Vance Joseph’s first year with the Denver Broncos will not sit well with this defense after this move.
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It will be interesting to see what the Denver Broncos do after this. But seeing all the fans of the Broncos, it is not going so well.
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