I saw where the Rams cut Kayvon Webster today

[Kansas Bob]

He probably won't be ready for training camp because of a ruptured Achilles tendon injury in December. If he would sign a "show me" contract with insenitives in it, I would love to have him back on the roster, for the right contract.

[Butler By'Note]

I'd sign him later in the season for special teams help and then possibly D help if needed. But I'm not sure how long he'll need to recover before being ready. Was it a complete rupture? Demaryius Thomas ruptured his achilles in February 2011 and was active for the start of the regular season (although he then broke his pinkie in his first practice back and didn't play until week 7). So it is possible for guys to recover somewhat quick to it, if Webster were to have the same timeline he'd be ready to practice by training camp.

[BroncoNTemecula]

Webster was a great gunner, hopefully Langley with King punting can fill the hole left by Latimers exit.

[TheAsianPA]

We could probably use him to fill Latimer's spot in special teams as a gunner.

[Kansas Bob]

Up until he was injured, he started the first 11 games for the Rams. Might try him as the 3rd corner as well as special teams.

[bigdog1002]

Up until he was injured, he started the first 11 games for the Rams. Might try him as the 3rd corner as well as special teams.

Tramaine Brock was brought in to be the 3rd corner.

[Rancid]

He probably won't be ready for training camp because of a ruptured Achilles tendon injury in December. If he would sign a "show me" contract with insenitives in it, I would love to have him back on the roster, for the right contract.

You did! If helpful, here's the link. Thanks for pointing this out.

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap300...kayvon-webster

[the0rangecrush]

#Broncos could use CB depth. Know from multiple sources that @kayvonwebster would be open to returning. I like the dude. But my guess is Denver would prefer to go through draft before deciding if need to add another vet #Denver7

-renck

[samparnell]

Is there any money left?

[TheAsianPA]

Is there any money left?

This is where it gets a little tricky. I think Butler posted something about how the draft picks actually aren't going to cost 10 million, but rather they take cap hits of other players? I'm really not sure how it works out. But he mentioned that it will cost around 4-5 million to sign them all. If that's true, we'll have just enough to pick up Webster and Decker.

[ERoyal248]

He probably won't be ready for training camp because of a ruptured Achilles tendon injury in December. If he would sign a "show me" contract with insenitives in it, I would love to have him back on the roster, for the right contract.

Wouldnt matter since VJ is coach, right?

[ChupaThingy]

I saw this the day he was released but was too busy to post about it. I think we could use a solid 3rd CB that could also contribute on special teams. If he was open, Id like to sign him on a team friendly prove it deal. He has the injury he still needs to overcome, but if he could he would be an asset

[gtown53]

Is there any money left?

LA Rams have $3 million in Cap space after their spending spree. Expect more cuts from that team.

According to Over The Cap, the Broncos have $12 million in cap space. But frankly, and maybe I'm the only one, I don't want Decker, Sylvester Williams, Zane Beadles, Jarvis Moss, Robert Ayers, Craig Penrose, OR Webster.