Broncos Boost Offensive Line, Free Up Cap Space

0:00On March 19th, the Denver Broncos are picking up the pace in free agency after a slow start. They traded for why receiver Jalen Waddle from the Miami Dolphins on Tuesday and signed veteran safety Tyson Anderson from the Cincinnati Bengals on Thursday. These steps signal more action ahead for the team. They also restructured offensive linemen Matt Perth's contract on Thursday. The new one-year deal is worth $2 million with $755,000 guaranteed. That cuts his pay by $1.5 million and frees up $1.58 million in salary cap space. Fans have been wondering about the quiet first week, but now there's real momentum. Part, a 28-year-old seventh-year pro joined the Broncos two years ago on a two-year $7 million deal. He appeared in 23 games with three starts before a knee injury sidelined him last season. Meanwhile, the offensive line-deaf looks solid. Outspogeski stepped up big after injuries, earning a two-year $9.5 million extension last week.

1:05Both he and part offer versatility at Tackling Guard, while Youngcensor Frank Garjulo recovers from an ACL tear. This focus on the line under coach Sean Payton keeps protecting quarterback Bonix, who's faced few sacks since last year. With Caproom open, expect the Broncos to build even more continuity up front.