Take a good look at the two gentlemen on the right. One is the starting running back for the Denver Broncos, the other is an editor for the website YourHub.com and also resides in the Denver area. Care to guess which is which?

Unfortunately, a phone book can distinguish the two quite like the above description or the obvious visual evidence.

You see, Travis Henry is being tracked down by a collection agency for writing a bad check for some jewelry. The other received a rather startling phone call.

A man named John Monahan from the firm of Leland, Scott and Associates called my home and left a message saying he was attempting to reach the Travis Henry that plays for the Denver Broncos.

He said he was in the process of filing a class B felony warrant affidavit against Travis Henry with a district attorney that will next go to a grand jury. He left no other details. My call for more information went unanswered Monday evening.

It looks like Leland, Scott and Associates is a powerhouse collection agency out of Texas, so I suspect this is money related. And knowing collection agents, his threats may be a lot of huffing and puffing.

Perhaps, they aren't looking for Travis Henry the football player at all and instead are going after me for that damn $43 Earthlink bill I refuse to pay. Note to Earthlink: I have paid that bill twice over and canceled your service many moons ago, but you are still hassling me. Why?

If that is the case I wonder if Travis Henry, the football player, is receiving phone calls from Earthlink demanding their $43.

If that's the case, I apologize. But, I doubt it.

After an update from the affable Travis Henry, it appears the Travis Henry benefiting from zone blocking this fall owes a rather hefty sum of cash for some bling acquired during his Tennessee Titan days.

I think I'll settle for not having a professional athlete's name, but often entertain the thought of what would happen if my first name was Jeff (Kent), besides a lot of dirty looks.

Being Travis Henry (Rocky Mountain News)