Two witnesses called by the prosecution have refused to testify in the trial of Willie Clark and have been ordered locked up by the judge on Wednesday.

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2 Held In Contempt In Willie Clark Trial

After spending the majority of his first two seasons in the league on practice squads, Ryan McBean started 14 games for the Broncos in 2009. Now, McBean hopes to improve his play as both as run-stopper and pass-rusher in 2010.

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Taking the Next Step

Scout.com is descending on Indianapolis to bring you blanket independent coverage of the premier pre-draft event. REFRESH FREQUENTLY as we bring you updates throughout the day!

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LIVE Combine Blog: Thursday

Mel Kiper answers piles of mail on many topics. He discusses why Clausen could jump Bradford, whom Miami should take (or trade down to take), Seattle’s Round 1 options, the Saints’ chances to upgrade, Cleveland’s choices, Eric Berry’s value and more.

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Kiper: Picks for Miami, Cleveland and N.O.

…500,000 by Aug. 31): Portis did have some of his top success under Mike Shanahan in Denver. Kareem McKenzie, New York Giants OT ($1 million by March 14): Last year, the G-Men’s…

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Big roster bonus decisions await

Scout.com’s NFL Draft Analyst Chris Steuber profiles the top prospects eligible for the 2010 NFL Draft. Learn about TCU linebacker Daryl Washington inside.

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Prospect Profile: Daryl Washington

After an impressive performance at the Senior Bowl, Dan Williams is ready to showcase his skills to coaches and scouts at the NFL Combine. Find out how he developed his tackling ability, why he can be successful in a 4-3 or 3-4 defense–and more in this exclusive interview with Scout.com’s Ed Thompson.

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NFL Draft Q&A: DT Dan Williams

Scout.com’s NFL Draft Analyst Chris Steuber profiles the top prospects eligible for the 2010 NFL Draft. Learn about Clemson outside linebacker Ricky Sapp inside.

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Prospect Profile: Ricky Sapp

Despite playing in a run-oriented offense, Demaryius Thomas racked-up over 1,000 receiving yards of receiving in 2009 at Georgia Tech. Find out how he became a big-play threat, the outlook on his recent foot injury–and much more in this exclusive interview with Scout.com’s Ed Thompson.

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NFL Draft Q&A: WR Demaryius Thomas

If durability and toughness were confused with size and strength, Casey Wiegmann might still have a job.

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Broncos release Wiegmann, Jordan