2017 Broncos roster: Guard Ronald Leary

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The Broncos entered free agency http://www.officialvikingshop.com/shop-by-players-terence-newman-je... with one thing in mind and that was improving their offensive line. There were many players available on the market who could help the Broncos instantly, but they set their sights on one specific player, and that player ended up being former Dallas Cowboys guard, Ronald Leary.
The Broncos signed Leary to a four-year, $35 million dollar deal in the opening hours of free agency. Here’s how the four-year deal breaks down for Leary and the Broncos
Leary’s contract looks pretty fair http://www.officialvikingssale.com/shop-by-players-shaun-hill-jerse... compared to other deals that other interior offensive lineman have received recently. Also, like many of the other deals that General Manager John Elway and his staff do, the Broncos can cut ties with Leary after a few years with a minimal dead money hit. So overall it’s a good deal for both sides.
Ronald Leary is coming off an excellent 2016 season that helped him get that big money contract he signed this offseason. Pro Football Focus even ranked Leary as their 16th best free agent this past winter.
So the Broncos signed a good one, and someone who can instantly improve their running game that was not good at all in 2016.
Leary was asked during his introductory press conference if he preferred run blocking or pass blocking and he replied back that he “takes more enjoyment blocking for the run”.
This is exactly the type of player the Broncos need and the exact mentality that they were searching for all offseason. Bigger and stronger guys with a mean streak who can help out in the run game. That’s what right tackle Menelik Mario Williams Jersey Watson can do and that’s also exactly what the first-round pick Garett Bolles can do as well.
Now the Broncos are hoping that Leary can open up running lanes for the Broncos back like he did for Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott.