Broncos consider G Richie Incognito
— -- The Denver Broncos brought in guard Richie Incognito for a workout and are considering signing him, sources confirmed to ESPN.
Incognito worked out in Denver for team officials Monday, sources confirmed, but they have not decided whether to sign the free-agent offensive lineman.
FoxSports.com earlier reported the news of Incognito's workout.
Incognito has not played in the NFL since the Miami Dolphins suspended him in November 2013. A league investigation determined that Incognito and two other Dolphins offensive linemen engaged in persistent harassment of teammate Jonathan Martin, who left the team in October 2013.
The Broncos researched Incognito as a potential late-season addition in 2013 in the event that the Dolphins would release him after his four-week suspension ended, sources told ESPN's Chris Mortensen. However, the league, the team and Incognito worked out an agreement that he would remain suspended with pay for the remainder of the season.
Incognito became a free agent when his contract with the Dolphins expired.
Incognito, 31, has played in 102 games (all starts) over eight seasons with the Dolphins, Buffalo Bills and St. Louis Rams, who selected him in the third round of the 2005 draft.
Louis Vasquez, an All-Pro guard last season, moved from right guard to right tackle, Manny Ramirez moved from center to right guard and Will Montgomery started his first game for the Broncos at center. Paul Cornick, who had started three games at right tackle, injured his right shoulder in practice last week, but the Broncos were poised to make the changes before Cornick was injured.
If the Broncos sign Incognito, he'll have a chance to face the Dolphins this season as Miami is slated to play at Denver in Week 12.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Kansas City Chiefs and Bills are among the teams that have shown interest in Incognito throughout the season.
Information from ESPN.com Broncos reporter Jeff Legwold is included in this report.
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