Predicting destinations for Denver Broncos free agents in 2019
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Shane Ray, EDGE
Best fits: New York Jets, Kansas City Chiefs, Los Angeles Rams, Green Bay Packers
Prediction: Kansas City Chiefs
Shane Ray has struggled with a complicated wrist injury for the past two years, and it cost him a chance at being the Broncos’ full-time ‘Robin’ to Von Miller’s ‘Batman’.
Ray will get a second chance to prove himself elsewhere, and one place he might be willing to take a little bit of a discount to prove himself is Kansas City.
After all, he has the Chiefs’ logo tattooed on his body.
I’m going to believe Ray is destined for KC until proven otherwise. There are a number of teams around the league who would probably take a one-year shot on him, but the Chiefs could get some edge help at a discounted price.
This seems like its been destiny for years.