The Facts:
The Broncos answered one of their biggest off-season questions by agreeing with Henry on a restructured contract that will keep him in Denver. Terms were not announced but the new deal gives Henry the opportunity to atone for a miserable first year in Denver. His agent said that was the primary reason for Henry's return. "Travis wants to make it right in Denver," his agent, Hadley Engelhard, said Wednesday. "That is the big reason why he is back. He thinks it can work there."
Reported by the Denver Post
Fantasy Football Diehards Line:
Henry will work in the backfield with Selvin Young, who had a productive rookie season in 2007. Henry will likely take the role of the short-field bruising back, while Young offers Denver a breakaway threat. The Broncos have been studying free-agent running backs and could look at some from a pool that includes Dallas' Julius Jones and Tennessee's Chris Brown. But as Post staffer Bill Williamson suggests, the decision to stick with Henry makes it clear he will be a big part of the offense.
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