Denver Broncos: How NFL’s CBA Extension Is Hurting John Fox’s Team

March 8, 2011   ·   Michael Keller   ·   Jump to comments

Although the continued talks and the latest CBA extension until Friday seem to be a positive move for all of us NFL football junkies, it also is doing some damage to the immediate future of teams like the Denver Broncos.
While most of the other teams have a relatively stable roster and no changes in their coaching staff or their offensive and defensive schemes, other teams, like the Broncos aren't in that same situation.
March is the time for teams to consider signing free agents, making trades of players for picks in the upcoming draft and reducing their rosters to relieve roster bonus payments. This is an activity that all teams routinely go through at this time of the year, after the new season officially starts.
But with the CBA in the state it is in now, there can be no trades, no roster reductions and no free-agent signings.
So what does that mean for a team like Denver?
Well, with a virtual complete changing of the coaching guard—new head coach, ne...

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