Broncos Boost Offense, Address Defense in Free Agency

0:00It's March 23rd. Welcome to NFL News Today, powered by AI and ready for kickoff. The Denver Broncos took a quiet approach during the first two weeks of NFL free agency. They resigned or tendered 17 of their own free agents, showing strong faith in the 14-win roster that nearly reached the Super Bowl last. Season, while they lost a couple of key defensive players, they made two notable moves to bolster the offense. They traded a first-round pick and a third-rounder to land wide receiver Jalen Waddle from the Miami Dolphins. That deal gives quarterback Bonix a dynamic, speedy target who fits perfectly in Sean Payton's system. Meanwhile, they signed safety Tycan Anderson away from the Cincinnati Bengals to help fill a gap. Fans were starting to get nervous with the slow start, but the Waddle news settled those worries fast. Losing edge-resher John Franklin Myers to the Tennessee Titans Hurts as he brought 14 in a half-saxx over two years. Lock also left for Dallas, leaving the safety spy thinner despite Anderson's potential.

1:03The defensive line looks weaker right now without a direct replacement for Franklin Myers, though the team trusts Ayoma Uazutake and Sivion Jones to step up. At safety, Devin Key could rise to claim the number three role. The wide receiver group, however, got a massive upgrade with Waddle pushing others to rotational duties. Overall, the Broncos are running it back with targeted tweaks, and they'll likely hit the draft hard for defensive line help to round things out before training came.