The Facts:
Orton took and passed his physical (his right ankle injury from last season was examined thoroughly), talked with his two new receivers, Brandon Marshall and Eddie Royal, and spent a few hours in meetings with HC Josh McDaniels and the rest of the offensive staff.
Reported by the Denver Post
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But as Post staffer Mike Klis suggested, nothing about Orton's day was more significant than his presence. No more drama about when the quarterback will show up. And early signs suggest Orton has no problem with his new head coach. "I couldn't wait to get out here and get to know the guys first and foremost," Orton told Klis in his first interview since the trade. "And then dive headfirst into learning a new system. ..." Orton was 21-12 as a starter with the Bears, including a 15-2 record at home. His predecessor, Jay Cutler, was 17-20 for the Broncos, 10-9 at home.
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