Ryan Clady offered contract extension

By Ryan Ebert | Ryan@nflen.com

Broncos All-Pro left tackle has reportedly been offered a five-year $50 million deal.  The contract extension includes $28 million guaranteed according to an NFL source.

The talks began in May, and if Clady takes the offer he would be included in one of the five richest offensive lineman in football, based on annual salary.  This upcoming year he is to earn $3.5 million; if he accepts the offer he will earn $10 million.

Since he was drafted with the 12th pick in the 2008 NFL Draft Clady has played all 66 regular season and playoff games.  In that time he has only missed 15 regular-season snaps.  In his rookie year he earned his All-Pro status when he did not allow one sack all year long, and he went to the Pro Bowl in the 2009 and 2011 seasons.

Denver is trying hard to keep the former Boise St. Bronco and have him guard Manning's blindside.  Here's hoping Clady stay a Bronco and retires as one too.

Ryan Clady in talks of extension

by Ryan Ebert

Good news for Bronco fans!

The Broncos left tackle Ryan Clady is now in talks of an extension. 

He is to earn $3.5 million in 2012 which is the final year of his rookie contract.

Since he was drafted in 2008 with the 12th pick out of Boise St. Clady has started every game for Denver. In 2009 he first-team All-Pro when he made his first Pro Bowl appearance. Though he still has to return to his form before his knee injury he suffered in the 2010 offseason.

The Broncos allowed 42 sacks to opponents last year, and gave up 33 of them when Tebow was QB - which was 10th worst in the league.

In 2010 when Peyton Manning last played, Manning was only sacked 16 times.