ENGLEWOOD, Colo. Kyle Williams Black Friday Jersey . -- Plugging the gaping hole at defensive tackle has proven to be the Denver Broncos biggest bugaboo. The draft was deep in run-stuffers but the Broncos bypassed them all, choosing instead to select the best pass-rusher in Von Miller with the second overall pick and electing to pick up a few more beefy bodies in free agency. Their wallets werent thick enough to lure the marquee names in the frenzied days after the lockout ended. But they liked their luck when Ty Warren was cut by New England. The Broncos made the former Patriots star interior lineman the centrepiece of their free agent class by signing him to a US$8-million, two-year deal that included a $2.5 million bonus and $1.5 million salary for 2011. They also re-signed their own free agent defensive tackle, Marcus Thomas, at $1 million for one year. Both were injured within five minutes of each other when they lined up with the first-team defence during a 9-on-7 drill Monday. Thomas (strained pectoral) and Warren (torn triceps) wont be back on the field anytime soon. Thomas chest muscle wasnt completely torn off the bone like Elvis Dumervils was when he suffered a season-ending injury early in last summers training camp. So, the Broncos are hoping hell be ready to play by the time their season starts Sept. 12. Warren is out indefinitely. The Broncos are hoping he wont need surgery and can return to the field at some point this season, although that would mean going with a 52-man roster for a while. "Well, injuries are part of the deal, especially in camp," coach John Fox said. "We have a next-man-up philosophy, so Bunk (Brodrick Bunkley) and Kevin Vickerson, theyll get an opportunity, along with some others, and well just take it day to day." Thomas was starting in both the base and nickel defences and Warren was the Broncos biggest, most accomplished defensive tackle in the rotation. "Those are two vital pieces that were going to be a part of this defence," Vickerson said. "We cant think about it. Weve just got to keep on keeping on, and the next guy has got to be ready. Thats why you cant have any weaknesses in your depth chart and you cant have anybody getting lax." Warren, 30, missed all of last season with a hip injury and a surgery to repair his torn triceps could threaten not only his season but his career. Warren was especially excited for the Broncos pre-season opener at Dallas last week. "I knew he was fired up and showed a lot of emotion because he got back on the field after a year off," Vickerson said. "I know its kind of messing with him a little bit just because hes going through an injury like this, but hopefully its not a season-ending injury and he can come back soon." In other news, the Broncos released running back LenDale White. The former USC star never had the chance to play for his hometown team. 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Sluggish first quarters have plagued the Bombers this season, although they did manage to beat the Ticats in all three of their regular season meetings on the way to top spot in the East. It was a Cinderella turnaround for a team that finished 4-14 last year and missed the playoffs and it helps that Winnipeg starting quarterback Buck Pierce insists hes 100 per cent coming off a knee injury. "It feels great because you really never know how many opportunities youre going to get," Pierce said Saturday as the Bombers prepared to play for a shot at the Grey Cup, a trophy they havent won in 21 years. Its set to be a frosty final, with temperatures expected around -12 C at game time. Crews were busy clearing snow from the field and the stands Saturday. But thats not unexpected in Western Canada in November. "I was expecting worse, playing in Winnipeg and knowing at this time of the year it can get bad," said Hamilton quarterback Kevin Glenn, who used to play for the Bombers. 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Also not an issue as far as Bellefeuille is concerned is Hamiltons decision to sign former Winnipeg receiver Terence Jeffers-Harris just before the weekend game, a day after he was released by the Bombers for not making meetings and other issues. The coach insisted he got no intelligence on the Bombers from his new prospect, whose signing he defended as a business decision, even as some on the Ticats were tweeting exactly the opposite. This will likely be Bomber nose tackle Doug Browns last game home game. The CFL all-star has said he plans to retire, although he was just a little cagey Saturday when asked about speculation he might change his mind. "This game isnt about how many snaps I have left or not, this is the final chapter of the 2011 Winnipeg Blue Bombers and what were going to make of this season," said Brown, who was upset with how the team played in the regular season finale against Toronto at Canad Inns. 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