JUST IN: Report Broncos have shown interest in free agent

 

Personally, I think he’ll wind up with the Cowboys or the Eagles. Both teams have greater linebacker needs, a simpler path to starting, and figure to be two of the top teams in the NFL right now. So it makes sense for one of them to take

a chance on Leonard. Having said that, I would not be surprised if the Broncos signed him. They have the upper hand right now, and he might help enhance their defense’s middle.So, Broncos Country, what are your thoughts? Do you believe the Denver Broncos should sign Shaquille Leonard? Or do you believe his medical

Having said that, the Broncos’ middle defense could use an upgrade. This defense has been hammered in the rushing game in recent games, and Singleton has struggled with missed tackles and coverage this season. As a result, Leonard might be brought in to replace him or another starter on defense.Leonard’s health is the one thing that could wreck everything. Werder claims that a source from another team believes his movement and pace have been hampered by the back injury he sustained. If this is correct, it would explain why he was losing playing time with the Colts and probably why they opted to release him. So, his medical records

Leonard enjoyed a great debut season for the Colts, immediately becoming one of the league’s top linebackers. Injuries, however, have wrecked his career, limiting him to just 12 appearances since the start of the 2022 season. He appeared in nine games this season and totaled 65 tackles, although he was only given minimal playing time with the Colts before being release

With the ability to sign with any team, you’d think he’d be a sought-after free agency for contending teams trying to bolster their defense. It’s understandable that the Cowboys and Eagles would be interested, but it’s startling to see the Denver Broncos among the contenders.

The Denver Broncos are among the teams interested in former Indianapolis Colts linebacker Shaquille Leonard, according to ESPN’s Ed Werder. The former Pro Bowl linebacker was unexpectedly cut by the Colts earlier this week, but he has since cleared waivers and is available to join with any team.

Werder claims that the Dallas Cowboys and Philadelphia Eagles, in addition to the Broncos, are interested in Leonard