The Denver Broncos have increased their offer to left tackle Ryan Clady up to $52.5 million over five seasons, ESPN.com reports. The deal would guarantee three years and $33 million for the 26-year-old, according to Mile High Report.
Ryan Clady contract: Broncos offer deal worth $52.5 million, per report
The clock is running out for the Denver Broncos to sign Ryan Clady to a long-term deal, and the team is showing an extra $500,000 per year in interest.
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The Broncos placed the francise tag on Clady prior to the start of free agency, meaning the team is running out of time to sign him to a long-term deal. If Clady does not take the contract by Monday, the team will only be able to sign him to a one-year deal. The franchise tag guarantees Clady a salary of at least $9.8 million for 2013.
Clady rejected a $50 million dollar offer following the 2012 season, choosing instead to play out the last year of his rookie contract for $3.5 million and see what value an additional season would bring. He played in all 16 games for Denver and allowed only one sack.
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