Super Bowl champs return to work

The Super Bowl champions reconvened Monday minus some notable star power. Von Miller is in California doing the jive E.J. Gaines Jerseywith Lindsay Arnold on ABC's ''Dancing With the Stars'' and fellow outside linebacker DeMarcus Ware is in Alabama, where Gov. Robert Bentley will proclaim a day in his honor Tuesday. Also absent when the Denver Broncos gathered for the start of their offseason program were quarterbacks Peyton Manning, who retired, and Brock Osweiler, who bolted to Houston in free agency. ''At the team meeting, http://www.ramsshopsnfl.com/eric-dickerson-jersey_c-400.htmlI was just looking at Peyton's spot and he's not there. It's different,'' cornerback Aqib Talib said, noting that nobody was ''bold enough'' to sit in No. 18's place quite yet. The departures of Manning and Osweiler leave the Broncos with journeyman Mark Sanchez, unproven Trevor Siemian and a whole lot of questions at quarterback. Sanchez held a passing camp in California recently, and receiver Emmanuel Sanders came http://www.ramsshopsnfl.com/greg-robinson-jersey_c-394.htmlaway thoroughly impressed. ''I can tell he wants to be a leader on this team,'' Sanders said. ''He wants to be the quarterback and he wants to be 'The guy.''' Talib said several defensiveBobby Rainey Jersey players will share the leadership void left by Manning's retirement. That includes Ware, who restructured his contract this offseason, and is expected back in Denver on Wednesday. There's no telling when Miller will return to the Broncos, who placed their http://www.officialbuccaneersnflstore.com/AUTHENTIC+BRADLEY+MCDOUGALD+JERSEYexclusive franchise tag on the Super Bowl 50 MVP. Miller hasn't signed his $14.129 million tag while his agent, Joby Branion, seeks a contract that would make his client the NFL's highest-paid defensive player.