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Report: Broncos showed interest in RB Tony Pollard before NFL trade deadline

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The Broncos showed interest in RB Tony Pollard before the NFL trade deadline, but the Titans opted to keep him.

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  • Report: Broncos showed interest in RB Tony Pollard before NFL trade deadline.
  • The Broncos showed interest in RB Tony Pollard before the NFL trade deadline, but the Titans opted to keep him.
  • The Denver Broncos only added one player (linebacker Daiyan Henley) before the NFL's trade deadline on Tuesday, but they also attempted to acquire others.

The Denver Broncos only added one player (linebacker Daiyan Henley) before the NFL's trade deadline on Tuesday, but they also attempted to acquire others. The Broncos and New York Giants were among the teams interested in trading for Tennessee Titans running back Tony Pollard leading up to the trade deadline, according to NFL insider Jordan Schultz. Tennessee "was adamant for weeks" that they were not interested in trading Pollard, and he was not dealt at the deadline. Denver also checked in on Indianapolis Colts running back Jonathan Taylor and Arizona Cardinals tight end Trey McBride, but neither of those players was traded. Multiple reports indicated the Broncos also looked at safeties leading up to the deadline. In the end, Henley is the only new arrival as Denver enters its bye week. Following the bye, the Broncos will host the Las Vegas Raiders at Empower Field at Mile High in Week 11. Social: Follow Broncos Wire on Facebook and Twitter/X!This article originally appeared on Broncos Wire: Report: Broncos showed interest in RB Tony Pollard before NFL trade deadline

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