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    Broncos re-signed left guard Ben Hamilton to a five-year, $16.25 million contract, with a $5.5 million signing bonus.
    He may take over for Tom Nalen at center eventually. It was important for Denver to maintain some continuity along their offensive line.
  • Broncos G Ben Hamilton is expected to miss at least two more weeks.
    Hamilton has a concussion, and coach Mike Shanahan admitted Monday that the situation is bordering on “scary.” Chris Kuper is spelling him.
  • Broncos G Ben Hamilton (concussion) has been ruled out for Week 2.
    Rookie T Ryan Harris (back) will also sit out against the Raiders.
  • Broncos G Ben Hamilton struggled with a concussion throughout camp.
    He’s apparently “highly questionable for the opener.” The Broncos have a good crop of young backups, but Hamilton may be their top inside lineman.
  • According to the Rocky Mountain News, G Ben Hamilton (concussion) will not play in Week 1.
    Hamilton’s streak of 80 straight starts will come to an end. “The specialist in Pittsburgh recommended that he not do anything for two weeks, to just stay away from any type of conditioning,” coach Mike Shanahan said. “So that’s where we’re at right now. He’s not going to do anything for two weeks, and at the end of two weeks, we’ll evaluate him again.”
  • Broncos placed G Ben Hamilton on injured reserve with a concussion, ending his season.
    Third-year player Chris Myers now becomes a full-time starter at left guard. Hamilton’s status for 2008 is unknown, but he has some substantial base salaries remaining on the contract he signed in March of 2005.
  • Broncos declared LG Ben Hamilton, CB Alphonso Smith, QB Tom Brandstater, LB Spencer Larsen, DT Chris Baker, OT Brandon Gorin, WR Brandon Lloyd, and OLB Jarvis Moss inactive for Week 4 against the Cowboys.
    Ross Hochstein, who started in place of right guard Chris Kuper in Week 2, will fill in for Hamilton. The Broncos offensive line should continue its dominance regardless.
  • Beat writer Mike Klis suggests that the Broncos’ preseason struggles in the running game are a result of their shift from zone blocking to a power-based system.
    The line is a complete transplant from last year and is learning to block differently. Denver ranks 23rd in yards-per-carry average, with Darius Walker (105 yards, 4.2 YPC) leading the way. Knowshon Moreno’s return won’t hurt.