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And the pool of LT's gets smaller


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Clady hurt his knee during a voluntary practice Wednesday, an injury that no one thought was really all that serious. Clady was setting up to pass block when his knee buckled, Broncos coach Gary Kubiak said. He even took another snap before pulling himself out of practice because his knee was sore.

''We really weren't that worried last night. Everybody felt good,'' Kubiak said. ''Thought we'd take a look at it (Thursday). Unfortunately, we got some horrible news.''

And just like that, Clady was gone.

http://sports.yahoo.com/news/broncos-left-tackle-clady-tears-acl-likely-season-191707276--nfl.html

 

Let's hope Ohr has his best year yet. Cause it's gonna get harder to sign a true left tackle.

 

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