Rookie receiver Eric Decker is on schedule to join the Denver Broncos for the start of training camp, provided he signs a contract by then.

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Decker Participating In Training Camp Tuneup

ENGLEWOOD, Colo. – Rookie receiver Eric Decker is on schedule to join the Denver Broncos for the start of training camp, provided he signs a contract by then.

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Decker participating in training camp tuneup (The Canadian Press)

Rookie receiver Eric Decker is on schedule to join the Denver Broncos for the start of training camp, provided he signs a contract by then. Decker, a third-round draft pick out of the University of Minnesota, is participating in Larry Fitzgerald’s star-studded camp at the Golden Gophers’ campus this week, running routes, catching passes and doing drills.

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The Denver Broncos on Tuesday waived wide receivers Dicky Lyons and Landis Williams, it was announced.

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BRONCOS WAIVE WRs DICKY LYONS, LANDIS WILLIAMS

J.D. Walton and Zane Beadles have the opportunity to start on the offensive line, but they'll have to earn those positions in camp. Both rookies watch each others' back as they share the experience.

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The Broncos waived reserve wide receivers Dicky Lyons and Landis Williams today. The 5-foot-11, 190-pounds Lyons is a first-year player from the University of Kentucky who joined the Broncos as

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Broncos waive receivers Lyons and Williams

Chargers GM A.J. Smith admits playing hardball on the contract front has resulted in a tough offseason.

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Smith holds ground even if it makes him unhappy (Yahoo! Sports)

Tyler Polumbus gathered the group of aspiring football players in close for an important message Monday morning.

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Broncos OL Polumbus feels at home leading camp

As Andy Reid visited with injured soldiers in a hospital at Bagram Air Field in Afghanistan, the coach of the Philadelphia Eagles couldn`t get over how eager they were to return to action.

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Four NFL coaches visit troops in Afghanistan