ENGLEWOOD, Colo. — John’s still got game.
Less than 72-hours after the end of the draft — a draft in which Denver added five offensive players — general manager John Elway showed he wasn’t done revamping the Broncos’ offense. On Tuesday, the Broncos agreed to terms with former Kansas City Chiefs running back Jamaal Charles, in what is the flashiest move of the offseason to date.
And make no doubt about it, just the presence of the man upstairs, Elway, was instrumental in bringing the former rival to the Mile High City.
“I always wanted to play with Denver,” Charles said to the Denver media after signing on Tuesday.