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Second-year player powers his way into Denver's lineup
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GREELEY - Warren Powers came to the Denver Broncos' training camp
last month with the goal of becoming a starting defensive end.
Camp closed Saturday, and the 6-foot-6, 287-pound Powers was a
starter when he returned to Denver.
But veteran Ron Holmes, a holdout, isn't around. Nothing
irritates Powers more than the suggestion that Holmes' absence is
the primary reason behind Powers becoming a starter.
"I feel like a starter," said Powers, who plays the left side.
"I felt like a starter from the time I came here. I was a rookie
last year and I had a lot of things to learn. But I know ...
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