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Washington didn’t have to give up much

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发表于 2019-09-20 02:07:46

Washington didn’t have to give up much

to get quarterback Case Keenum. It sent a sixth-rounder in 2020 to Denver Bradley Chubb Jersey , with Washington getting the Broncos’ seventh-rounder in 2020, Mike Klis of Denver’s 9News reports.Keenum got a reworked contract, with the Broncos paying him a $500,000 restructure bonus as well as $3.5 million of his $7 million guaranteed salary, according to Klis. Washington will pay the other $3.5 million of Keenum’s guarantee.Keenum was scheduled to make $18 million in base salary this season.The deal becomes official Wednesday when the league year begins.Keenum, 31, will compete with Colt McCoy for the starting job in Washington.He became expendable in Denver after the Broncos acquired Joe Flacco in a trade with Baltimore. Keenum spent only one season with the Broncos, going 6-10 with 18 touchdowns, 15 interceptions and an 81.2 passer rating. A crowd estimated at 500 honored Pat Bowlen in a service that lasted almost 90 minutes Monday afternoon, reports.Bowlen died June 13 at the age of 75.The family and Broncos hosted a public memorial service for the longtime team owner at the stadium last week. Monday’s service was closed to the media and the public.All seven of Bowlen’s children spoke, with John Finney, Bowlen’s friend of nearly 50 years, delivering the eulogy, according to .The team contingent included coach Vic Fangio, president/CEO Joe Ellis Courtland Sutton Jersey , General Manager John Elway, team counsel Rich Slivka and kicker Brandon McManus, the newspaper reports. NFL owners John Mara, Jerry Jones, Arthur Blank, Jim Irsay, Art Rooney II and Stan Kroenke also were spotted entering or leaving Cathedral Basilica of the Immaculate Conception.Former Broncos players in attendance included Peyton Manning, Champ Bailey, Terrell Davis, Floyd Little, Shannon Sharpe and John Lynch, along wtih former Broncos coaches Mike Shanahan, John Fox and Gary Kubiak.Denver Mayor Michael Hancock and Colorado Gov. Jared Polis were among the dignitaries who paid their respects.

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