"Well, the NFL's kind of turned into a passing league a little bit but you still got those teams like Peko just came from the AFC North, they still like to run the ball," Kerr said.
The Broncos needed to beef up the middle of their defensive line because it proved the weak link last year after they lost Malik Jackson to free agency and Vance Walker to a season-ending knee injury in training camp,Adrian Amos Jersey.

"It's still open and we're not done,Allen Robinson Jersey," Elway said. "Watson's played some left tackle and we're going to take a peek at Stephenson there. And so we feel like we have some different options. We're not done yet. Last time I heard we don't go to camp until July, so we don't have to have that fixed just yet."
Also Monday, the Broncos signed unrestricted free agent outside linebacker Kasim Edebali to a one-year deal. The fourth-year player appeared in all 48 possible regular-season games in his first three seasons with the Saints.
That's exactly how general manager John Elway was feeling Monday when he signed both Peko and Zach Kerr, a fourth-year D-tackle from the Colts, to beef up his D-line.
Peko also is reuniting with his cousin, Kyle Peko,Andrew Benintendi Jersey, a second-year nose tackle, in Denver.
"I'll just tell you this: there's a lot of things out there that aren't true as far as what's going on with our quarterbacks," Elway said. "That's what happens. Everything gets frothed up. We just continue to go down our path and that's to continue to stay open and when things come available, we'll look at them at that point."
"Obviously we've got the guys on the back end who can cover all day. You got an animal like 58 (Miller) coming off the edge. So, what we need now was some bigger guys, guys like us just to beef up the front and kind of take charge in the run game."
Broncos coach Vance Joseph was on Marvin Lewis' staff in Cincinnati, where Peko spent his first 11 seasons "and he and I had a really good relationship," Peko said Monday after signing his two-year, $7.5 million contract.
On Friday, he lured guard Ron Leary out of Dallas and tackle Menelik Watson out of Oakland , grabbing two players off two of the league's best offensive lines. On Monday, he signed Peko and Kerr to two-year deals.
Although Peko and Kerr aren't the kind of splashy free agent signings Elway has become known for, his focus in free agency this year was in adding vigor and venom to both of his lines after watching the Broncos get pushed around too much last season.
ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (AP) — Domata Peko was drawn to Denver by family and familiarity.
"The Steelers will run the ball all day on you. I think that's important to be stout in the run game and have big size. ... We're trying to get some guys like Peko and myself to beef up the front.
"Tony's under contract still,Yeezy Boost 350 Cheap Authentic," Elway said, avoiding any hint of tampering with the Cowboys QB. "Nothing's changed since the combine (when Elway said he likes young QBs Trevor Siemian and Paxton Lynch but would "kick the tires" on any available veterans).
"It's been a focus for us ... getting more physical on both sides of the ball," Elway said. "We feel like we've done that and so it's been a good start."
"That also had a little bit to do with me coming here," Peko said,Duke Johnson Jersey, chuckling. "Kyle's my little cousin. His dad and me are first cousins. So, it's good to have another Peko in the house."
The Broncos fell from top-5 against the run to bottom-5 and that negated their strengths: the Von Miller-led pass rush and a secondary led by All-Pro cornerbacks Chris Harris Jr. and Aqib Talib.
LEFT TACKLE: The Broncos still haven't settled on their left tackle after jettisoning Russell Okung. They restructured right tackle Donald Stephenson's contract over the weekend, giving him $2 million now and another $2 million if he makes the 53-man roster in camp. Stephenson can play on the left side as can Ty Sambrailo, who's been bothered by injuries the past two years.
ROMO RUMORS: Once again, Elway demurred when asked if he'd be interested in acquiring Tony Romo.
The signings grew in importance hours later when star pass-rusher DeMarcus Ware announced his retirement from the NFL after 12 seasons and 138? sacks, eighth-most all-time.