The Facts:
The Broncos had seven days to match the New York Jets' offer for Putzier. They only took six. The team officially matched the offer sheet for Putzier Thursday, returning the fourth-year tight end to Denver.
Reported by DenverBroncos.com
Fantasy Football Diehards Line:
Although Denver matched, that doesn't mean Putzier won't be a Jet. According to the Newark Star-Ledger, team officials in New York have
confirmed the two sides are discussing a trade. If the Jets can't land Putzier, they have contacted the agent for Ken Dilger, an unrestricted free agent who played with the Bucs last season.
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