Report: Clady Willing To Restructure To Stay

Ever since signing his huge contract extension, offensive tackle Ryan Clady has had a bad string of luck. He signed a five-year, $52.5 million deal in the summer of 2013.

He started two games that year, before suffering a season-ending Lisfranc injury. The Denver Broncos went on to advance to Super Bowl XLVIII.

Clady played a full season in 2014 and he earned yet another Pro Bowl selection. And when the news that Gary Kubiak was hired to be the Broncos' new head coach a little more than a year ago, it portended well for Clady, whom Mike Shanahan drafted in the first round in 2008 because of his ability in the zone blocking scheme.

At the time, Clady was very excited about the opportunity to go…