What’s Next for Denver Broncos After Injury to LB Danny Trevathan?

August 12, 2014   ·   Christopher Hansen   ·   Jump to comments

The Denver Broncos rebuilt their defense this offseason by upgrading the defensive line and the secondary. One group that received less attention from general manager John Elway was the linebackers, which is a testament to the play of weak-side linebacker Danny Trevathan more than any other player.
When Trevathan crumpled to the ground with a left knee injury on Tuesday and had to be taken from the field on a cart, the Broncos not only feared the worst, they also knew instantly that their defense would not be the same without him. Unlike last October, when Trevathan was carted from the practice field with an apparent knee injury and was able to play four days later, he’s now an integral part of Denver’s defense.
Trevathan has a left medial tibial impaction fracture, the team announced, and will miss six to eight weeks. That timeline makes Week 5 against the Arizona Cardinals after the bye a good target for Trevathan’s return. ESPN.com's Josina Anderson ...

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