Broncos re-signed OT Winston Justice to a one-year contract. Justice, 29, played under 20 snaps in Denver last season despite LT Ryan Clady's year-ending pectoral injury. With Clady due back healthy and Chris Clark likely kicking to right tackle, Justice will have to fight for a reserve job.

Broncos signed OT Winston Justice to a one-year contract. With Ryan Clady (Lisfranc) out indefinitely, the Broncos are thin at tackle. They're going to use Chris Clark on Peyton Manning's blindside and turn Justice into a swing tackle. Justice graded out as PFF's No. 45 tackle last season while playing in 12 games for the Colts. He's been on the street since free agency opened.

Free agent T Winston Justice worked out for the Broncos Tuesday. With LT Ryan Clady nursing a Lisfranc injury, the Broncos are on the hunt for tackle help. Justice found very little interest in free agency after struggling as a right tackle for the Colts last year.

The Titans hosted free agent OLs Winston Justice and Antoine Caldwell on Monday. Caldwell is a pure guard. Justice is primarily a right tackle, and the Titans' interest in him may hint at concern over David Stewart's recovery from a broken leg. Tennessee has also flirted with free agent RT Eric Winston.

Free agent RT Winston Justice is visiting the Chargers on Monday. San Diego's interest is curious because Justice is primarily a right tackle, and the club used the 11th overall pick on RT D.J. Fluker. Justice has played some guard before, and the Chargers are needy inside, as well. Their most glaring deficiency remains left tackle. Perhaps Fluker will get a shot there.

Free agent OT Winston Justice will visit the Lions on Wednesday. The Lions are unsettled at both tackle spots, but Justice would be signed as a flier, not a starter. He'd more than likely be tasked with pushing Jason Fox on the right side. Justice has also visited Pittsburgh and Miami, but is no longer an option for the Dolphins after they signed Tyson Clabo.

Updating a previous item, free agent OT Winston Justice is not visiting the Browns. Justice, a versatile journeyman, has been linked to the Dolphins, Steelers, Chargers and Browns over the last week. It's unclear which side canceled the visit, but it's possible Justice didn't think he'd have a real shot to beat out 2012 second-rounder Mitchell Schwartz on the right side. Joe Thomas is entrenched at left tackle.

Free agent OT Winston Justice will visit the Dolphins on Wednesday. It's workout week for the Dolphins, who have also been in touch with Bryant McKinnie and Tyson Clabo, and kept in contact with Eric Winston. From a talent standpoint, Justice is a distant fourth. Justice is also scheduled to visit the Steelers and Browns this week. He would compete for right-tackle duties in Miami.

Free agent T/G Winston Justice is visiting the Steelers on Monday and is scheduled to visit the Browns on Wednesday. The free-agent market is picking up a bit after teams failed to land certain positions in the draft. Justice, 28, can play both right tackle and guard. He'd likely compete with Mike Adams to start at right tackle with the Steelers.

Colts RT Winston Justice never returned to Sunday's season-ending loss after injuring his shoulder in the first quarter. "If I was to stay out there, I would have been liability," said Justice. "I would have been a one-armed lineman." Justice's replacement, Bradley Sowell, allowed 2.5 sacks and five QB hurries to Paul Kruger. Andrew Luck was hit 10 times on Sunday.