Bobby Wagner to Denver Broncos: Super Bowl Boost

0:00It's March 29th. Welcome to NFL News Today, powered by AI, I'm Corey with the story. The Denver Broncos are stacking a roster prime for a Super Bowl push, but their inside linebacker spot lacks real depth. They re-signed Alex Singleton and Justin Strohan at this offseason, yet releasing Dre Green Law, left the gap that could use veteran insurance. CBS Sports analyst Carter Bonds spotlighted free agent Bobby Wagner as a perfect match if he skips a return to the Washington commanders. At 35 years old and turning 36 in June, Wagner's a nine-time all-prose still chasing rings. Wagner snagged last year's Walter Payton, man of the year award, and won a Super Bowl with the Seahawks back in Super Bowl 48. Fans and experts see him as a future hall of famer who could slide right into Denver's elite defense next to Singleton. Bonds argues a one-year deal would boost their ceiling without blocking a draft pick, especially with Sternad ready to step up, but needing that proven.

1:00Edge, the Broncos already feel Super Bowl caliber on D. Word is, Wagner wants one last shot at glory, and Denver's contender status makes them a sneaky landing spot as free agency shakes out. Keep eyes on this, it could lock down their front seven for the long haul.