The Facts:
As promised, Lelie was a no-show when the Broncos gathered for on-field work for the first time since January and his coach isn't happy. "I can't worry about the guys that aren't here -- or the guy that's not here," Mike Shanahan said. "I know it's hard to be the No. 1 wide receiver when you're not competing."
Reported by NFL.com
Fantasy Football Diehards Line:
Lelie wants to be a No. 1 receiver and is convinced he'll never get that opportunity in Denver, where newcomer Javon Walker is expected to start opposite Rod Smith. Lelie has threatened to also skip training camp in his quest to get out of town. ... For the record, Lelie could be fined for every day he misses in training camp, but the Broncos can't do anything about him skipping offseason workouts, which are officially considered voluntary.
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