Elvis Dumervil RUMORS & NEWS

Pro Football Talk "The Broncos have convened their rookie minicamp, which has given the media a chance to ask defensive coordinator Jack Del Rio about life without defensive end Elvis Dumervil, who was cut after a fax snafu and then signed by the Ravens. “My thinking really is that Elvis is a part of last year,”..." May 12

Baltimore Sun "Elvis Dumervil passed his physical and signed his five-year contract with the Ravens, the team announced today. Dumervil’s five-year deal is for a maximum of $35 million. It includes $12 million in guaranteed money and $8.5 million for the 2013 season. However, all but $1 million of that will..." March 27

Baltimore Sun "Elvis Dumervil passed his physical and signed his five-year contract with the Ravens, the team announced today. Dumervil’s five-year deal is for a maximum of $35 million. It includes $12 million in guaranteed money and $8.5 million for the 2013 season. However, all but $1 million of that will..." March 26

Denver Post "Once again, the Baltimore Ravens have defeated the Broncos. Elvis Dumervil, one of the best defensive ends in Broncos history, has agreed in principle to a multiyear contract with the Ravens, according to two NFL sources. Dumervil's departure occurs 10 weeks after Baltimore stunned the..." March 24

Denver Post "Elvis Dumervil doesn't want this to be about money. An NFL source familiar with the Dumervil free-agent proceedings said the pass rusher's primary consideration in picking between the Broncos, the Baltimore Ravens and possibly another team or two: He wants to feel wanted. And what Dumervil..." March 23

Denver Post "As Dwight Freeney and John Abraham took turns visiting Thursday with the Broncos at Dove Valley, the Baltimore Ravens have made a strong push for Elvis Dumervil. Perhaps, this dragged-out Dumervil pay-cut saga is nearing its end. The Ravens have delivered a contract offer to Dumervil, according..." March 21

NFL.com "Elvis Dumervil and the Denver Broncos broke up, then tried to get back together, but they now appear headed for a permanent divorce. Breer: Tough to be a non-QB Albert Breer explains why no one wants to pay big money to non-QBs like Darrelle Revis or Elvis Dumervil. More ... On the same day..." March 21

NFL.com "The Denver Broncos have made an offer to defensive end Elvis Dumervil, executive vice president of football operations John Elway told the Denver Post. "We'd like to have Elvis back," Elway said. The two parties are back at the table after last week's debacle in which the Broncos didn't..." March 19

Denver Post "Just days after the failed fax heard 'round the football world, Broncos coach John Fox said defensive end Elvis Dumervil is still "in the mix" to return to the team. Dumervil was released Friday after his signed, renegotiated contract did not arrive to the Broncos' Dove Valley complex before a 2..." March 19

Denver Post "In his first act as agent for Elvis Dumervil, Tom Condon approached the NFL office with Broncos football operations boss John Elway at his side. Condon and Elway asked the league office to recognize the agreement on a revised three-year, $30 million deal negotiated, and verbally approved, by..." March 18

Denver Post "Ordinarily, football players are done in by money or diminished skill. Elvis Dumervil lost his spot on the Broncos' roster because of tardy paperwork and what appears to be a slow-moving fax machine. One minute, the Broncos were celebrating a new contract that retained Dumervil. Six..." March 16

NFL.com "On the heels of one of the more egregious agent blunders in recent times, newly minted free-agent defensive end Elvis Dumervil is looking for new representation. Dumervil's agent, Marty Magid, told NFL.com's Ian Rapoport that he was fired by the player on Saturday. The Baltimore Sun's Aaron..." March 16

Denver Post "Ordinarily, football players are done in by money or diminished skill. Elvis Dumervil lost his spot on the Broncos' roster because of tardy paperwork and what appears to be a slow-moving fax machine. One minute, the Broncos were celebrating a new contract that retained Dumervil. Six..." March 16

Yahoo! Sports "Several sources reported on Friday that defensive end Elvis Dumervil agreed to a 2013 pay cut that would reduce his base salary from $12 million to $8 million, per Albert Breer of the NFL Network. Reports indicated that Dumervil agreed to the pay cut a mere 30 minutes from the 4:00 p.m. ET..." March 15

Denver Post "The clock is ticking, John Elway's stomach is churning and Elvis Dumervil has a tough decision to make. By no later than 1:59 p.m. Friday, Dumervil will either take a pay cut or be gone from the Broncos. "These are the deals that wrench your gut," Elway said Thursday. Elway stood in team..." March 15

Denver Post "After all these years, there were never any slogans connecting the Denver D with D.J. and Dumervil. There never will be, either. The D in Denver's defense now stands for "different" after the Broncos on Monday released longtime linebacker D.J. Williams while contract talks with Elvis Dumervil..." March 12

Denver Post "D.J. Williams no longer is a Broncos player. The release Monday of the veteran linebacker was expected. But from now on, there should be no surprise if Elvis Dumervil follows Williams out the Dove Valley doors. Broncos' chief contract negotiator Mike Sullivan and Dumervil's agent Marty Magid..." March 11

Denver Post "Contract talks between the Broncos and defensive end Elvis Dumervil are lacking talk. There has been no communication between the two sides since Dumervil’s agent Marty Magid sent in his restructuring proposal Friday. “Elvis has been working out, he’s healthy, he feels great,” Magid said...." March 10

Denver Post "If Elvis Dumervil is mad, he's not showing it. He may not agree with the Broncos' desire to slash his $12 million salary for the 2013 season, but he isn't defiantly making any "pay me or release me" demands. The Broncos communicated their cost-cutting intentions Thursday to Dumervil's agent,..." March 07

Denver Post "Free agency is days away, and the Broncos want pass rusher Elvis Dumervil to help them. During the NFL scouting combine in Indianapolis two weeks ago, the Broncos informed Dumervil's agent, Marty Magid, that the team intended to seek a salary reduction, according to two NFL sources. No..." March 07

Denver Post "The Broncos have asked defensive end Elvis Dumervil to take a pay cut, according to an NFL source. If Dumervil doesn't agree to a reduction by March 17, when his $12 million salary for the 2013 would become automatically guaranteed, the team might release the defensive end. Dumervil's agent..." March 06