Darrell Reid signs with Denver
by Blueisgood on Feb 27, 2009 11:46 PM EST
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PrintChannel 8 news is reporting that Darrell Reid has signed a 3 year contract with the Denver Broncos. Apparently, Reid is "no longer an Indianapolis Colt". If he is trying to get into a bar in Indianapolis after 1:00, he should probably use a different line. This is a loss for our special teams, but maybe the change in coaches will make up for it. I don't really think the Colts were interested in resigning him, becaus they didn't make him an offer.
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I'll deal with this the only way I know how
I ain't tryin' do you, I'm just tryin' do me
Last album did two, I'm just tryin' do three.
-Young Jeezy "I Luv It
Nooooooooo!
All I can say is that new ST coach better be able to sprint down the field in pads and hit like a dumptruck filled with bricks.
Good luck 95 and thanks for the memories. And if we play you, please don’t kill our returners…..
I hate Joe Namath. That's how long I've been a Colts fan.
$6.8 million for 3 years
Wow, $6.8 million for 3 years for a special teams player. The Broncos must really be desparate for players.
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