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Is this Wes Welker's final season with Denver Broncos?
Highly possible. He has a big upside, but a history with head injury. That's why Broncos only did a 2 yr deal in the first place. A lot depends on the cap, but if he demands the $ like Decker did I'd say he walks. Manning's future with Broncos/ Retirement will play a big role too.
Is this Wes Welker's final season with Denver Broncos?
- Is this Wes Welker's final season with Denver Broncos? -
"Wes Welker's departure to Denver was one of the seismic events of last offseason. That's why it's strange to consider that Welker's time with the Broncos is almost up.
Welker's two-year deal with Denver ends after this season, and The Denver Post believes it likely will be Welker's final year with the team. We agree.
The Broncos drafted Cody Latimer and signed Emmanuel Sanders in the offseason. Sanders is best used out of the slot, where Welker exclusively plays. Tight end Julius Thomas is essentially another slot receiver that should be on the roster for a long time." ...
Wes Welker has one more year with the Broncos left on his contract. With the addition of two new wide receivers in the offseason, is the team already envisioning an end to the Welker era in Denver?
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