Randy Gregory Fantasy

Denver Broncos pass-rusher Randy Gregory (shoulder) recently had an arthroscopic procedure on his rotator cuff, according to a source. He will spend the offseason program rehabbing his shoulder and is expected to be ready for the start of the season. Gregory and the Broncos decided when he was signed to a five-year, $70 million deal that a shoulder scope would give him the best chance of playing a full season without any pain. The 29-year-old will wear a sling for another week. Gregory has never played a full NFL season in five years, mostly due to suspensions, but he tied his career-high with six sacks in 12 games with the Dallas Cowboys last season, and he could form a fearsome pass rush with Bradley Chubb if he can stay healthy.

Mar. 29th • 8:21 PM

Updating a previous story, free-agent defensive end Randy Gregory is signing a five-year, $70 million deal with the Denver Broncos on Tuesday after a deal for the same length and money fell apart for him to re-sign with the Dallas Cowboys. Gregory's contract includes $28 million guaranteed. The 29-year-old had knee surgery in January, but he's expected to be ready for offseason workouts and will be an additional pass-rushing threat opposite Bradley Chubb in Denver. Gregory has never played in more than 14 regular season games in his five years in the NFL due to off-the-field issues and injuries, but if he stays on the field for the Broncos, their defense could be even more formidable than they were in 2021. Gregory had a career-high-tying six sacks in only 12 games last year for Dallas.

Mar. 15th • 12:42 PM

The Dallas Cowboys re-signed defensive end Randy Gregory to a five-year, $70 million deal on Tuesday that includes $28 million guaranteed, according to a source. The Cowboys locked up defensive end DeMarcus Lawrence on Monday night, and Gregory will return as well. The 29-year-old was a priority for Dallas this offseason after he tallied a career-high-tying six sacks in just 12 games played in 2021. Gregory had knee surgery in late January, but he's expected to be fine for offseason workouts and should be just fine for the 2022 campaign. With Gregory, Lawrence and Micah Parsons getting after the opposing quarterback, the Cowboys defense will be a popular fantasy selection in drafts.

Mar. 15th • 10:37 AM