How the Denver Broncos Will Adjust Without Ryan Clady

September 17, 2013   ·   Christopher Hansen   ·   Jump to comments

The Denver Broncos have a lot of good players and have so far survived the first two games without pass-rusher Von Miller and cornerback Champ Bailey on defense. In fact, the Broncos have been able to do a lot more than survive because Peyton Manning is their quarterback.
Without question, Manning is the most important asset in Denver. As long as Manning is healthy, the Broncos are in great shape.
What that means is that keeping Manning healthy is paramount, and that's why losing left tackle Ryan Clady to a Lisfranc foot sprain is a significant blow to the offense. According to the Denver Post, Clady could miss the entire 2013 regular season. 
While it certainly hurts the Broncos, that doesn't mean the Broncos will turn into the Jacksonville Jaguars without Clady. Manning is as good as there is at protecting himself, and there are a lot of different things the Broncos can do to help backup left tackle Chris Clark. 
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