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The Denver Broncos, struggling with a 1-2 start and facing tough upcoming opponents, are focusing on fixing their issues, especially penalties and early-down performance, ahead of a crucial Monday Night Football game against the Cincinnati Bengals, which they see as a key opportunity to turn their season around.
Broncos RT Mike McGlinchey left practice early without a clear reason, highlighting concerns about injury risks to Denver's key offensive line, which remains confident in its cohesion and readiness for the season. The camp features fan attendance despite ongoing construction, and notable players like rookie Que Robinson and undrafted Joaquin Davis are making impressions. Former coach Adam Gase was also present at practice.
Denver Broncos' right tackle Mike McGlinchey left practice early with an injury, limping off the field and heading to the locker room for further evaluation. McGlinchey, who was signed to a five-year, $87.5 million contract this offseason, started all 69 regular season games and six postseason games for the San Francisco 49ers before joining the Broncos. The team will await updates on his condition.
Denver Broncos' new right tackle Mike McGlinchey admitted he "couldn't stand" his new quarterback Russell Wilson when they were rivals in the NFC West. However, now that they are on the same team, McGlinchey is impressed with Wilson's work ethic and is excited to play alongside him. Wilson struggled in his first season with the Broncos due to poor offensive line play, but with McGlinchey now on board and Sean Payton as head coach, Wilson has an opportunity for a major bounce-back in 2023.
Offensive lineman Mike McGlinchey believes that joining the Denver Broncos, led by new head coach Sean Payton and quarterback Russell Wilson, will elevate his game and help the team compete immediately. McGlinchey, who has faced Wilson twice a year for four years, considers him a Hall of Famer capable of doing great things and winning a lot of games. Wilson's 2022 season was the worst of his career, but McGlinchey's protection up front should help him rebound in 2023.
Right tackle Mike McGlinchey says the Denver Broncos are "ready to compete now" and praised the team's ownership and front office. McGlinchey, who signed an $87.5 million deal over five years, believes the Broncos are committed to building a strong offensive line, which he says is crucial to winning games. He also expressed excitement about potentially playing with quarterback Russell Wilson and plans to become involved in the Denver community. The Broncos have outspent all other NFL teams in free agency, with McGlinchey being their key signing.
Right tackle Mike McGlinchey says the Denver Broncos are "ready to compete now" after signing a $87.5 million deal over five years, making him the NFL's No. 1 free-agent right tackle. McGlinchey believes the Broncos' commitment to their offensive line is key to their success, and he is excited to work with quarterback Russell Wilson. The Broncos have outspent all other NFL teams in free agency, signing three men who do football's dirty work in McGlinchey, Ben Powers, and Zach Allen. McGlinchey and his wife plan to become quickly entwined in the community fabric of Broncos Country.
The Denver Broncos have signed right tackle Mike McGlinchey to a five-year, $87.5 million contract with $52.5 million guaranteed and a $17.5 million signing bonus. The deal includes a potential out in 2026 with a $7 million dead cap hit. McGlinchey is a solid run blocker when healthy and the signing addresses the team's need for offensive line improvement. The contract may be a point of debate among fans.