Denver Broncos release running back

ENGLEWOOD, Colo. - C.J. Anderson is leaving Denver with a million memories, a Super Bowl ring and no hard feelings. “It’s business, I understand it,” Anderson told The Associated Press on Monday after he was released by the Denver Broncos. “I’ve been here five years and it came to an end. So, I’m excited for the next opportunity.”

Where that is, “I don’t know,” Anderson said. “I have no clue at all.”

Possible landing spots include Miami, where Dolphins coach Adam Gase offered him a fouryear, $18 million deal in 2016 that Denver matched, and New England, where Patriots coach Bill Belichick is also a big fan. Anderson hits free agency at an opportune time.

He’s 27, has just 683 career carries and is coming off his best season, one in which he played in all 16 games for the first time and ran for a career-best 1,007 yards.