After and got into a scuffle at training camp on Monday, coach Vic Fangio made it clear that So it should come as no surprise to hear that the two Broncos receivers have made up. It should, however, come as a bit of a surprise to hear that another fracas broke out at practice on Tuesday -- and that Fangio, Spud Webb Jersey himself, broke it up. We'll start with the aftermath of Monday's fight. After practice on Tuesday, . Sanders called the incident a "miscommunication" and described Sutton as "family." "It stands good," Sanders said, per "Obviously, we're family. We went to the same school (SMU) and grew up in the same area. It's a miscommunication and that's just what it is. At the end of the day, we're back on the same page trying to be the best receivers in the world. Sometimes, through failure there is growth. And I feel like me and him have grown through this in terms of bringing that dog out even more and just (being) ready to win and tear it up." Sutton agreed with Sanders. "What Emmanuel said is right on point," Sutton said. "We're brothers at the end of the day. That's all that matters. This is a dude I look up to and a dude I've been watching for a long time chasing his records and getting here. (I'm) following in his footsteps. All that stuff is swept under the rug and Charlie Brown Jr. Jersey we're moving on to bigger and better things. We're ready to win and take what we have here and keep growing it." Training camp fights aren't unique; they don't just happen in Denver. They're regular occurrences around the league. That's why they're not really newsworthy most of the time. But what made that particular fight unique Onyeka Okongwu Jersey was that it happened within the same position group. Just ask , who is entering his 12th NFL season. Flacco downplayed the incident, but also noted he'd never seen a fight between two players who play the same position on the same team. Joe Flacco said Sanders vs. Sutton yesterday was the first time he's seen a fight within a positional group, but added: Nicki Jhabvala (@NickiJhabvala) Finally, . So the tension between the two receivers appears to have evaporated, which is obviously good news for the Broncos considering they're going to be leaning on them to carry the pa sing attack. For entirely different reasons, there are question marks about the two players. The Broncos need Sutton to take the next Skylar Mays Jersey step in his development after a promising rookie season that saw him catch 42 pa ses for 704 yards and four touchdowns. Sanders, one of the league's most productive receivers, is trying to to overcome . The conflict between Sanders and Sutton is over, but on Tuesday, another scuffle broke out at practice when defensive lineman got into it with offensive lineman . From this point on, any Broncos players who get into practice scuffles should probably expect to find Fangio up in their face, because Fangio got very hands-on to break up the fight between Williams and Barclay. He said on Monday that training camp fights "can't happen." He's now proven he's willing to take matters into his own hands to make sure they no longer happen. Fangio just pushed DL DeShawn Williams away from scuffle with G Don Barclay. Pushed him back a good 5 yards or so. Mike Klis (@MikeKlis) Don Barclay and DeShawn Williams exchanged blows after a play. Vic Fangio immediately got in the mix, grabbed Moses Malone Jersey Williams by the pads (good form btw) and took him 10 yards to stop the fight ASAP. Zac Stevens (@ZacStevensBSN) Another dust-up at practice and Vic Fangio was NOT happy. Personally escorted the defender to the sideline with some force. Ryan Koenigsberg (@RyanKoenigsberg) As for a 60-year-old coach rushing in there to push back a 292-pound defensive lineman, Fangio can explain his decision-making. or I wouldn't have done it," he said.
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