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Broncos Consider Trading Ben Powers, Freeing Cap Space

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Denver Broncos Ben Powers 2025 season was a mix of strengths and weaknesses. Despite solid pass protection, the teams run game struggled. A torn bicep ended his season early, but he returned for the final games. With a high contract, the Broncos are exploring trade options to free up cap space and reshape their line.

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Broncos Consider Trading Ben Powers, Freeing Cap Space

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Denver Broncos News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Broncos Consider Trading Ben Powers, Freeing Cap Space. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 2nd, Denver Broncos left guard Ben Powers wrapped up a mixed 2025 season. He held up well in past protection with a low pressure rate, but the team's run game ranked just 16th in yards. Power started 8 of 10 games before a torn left bicep, sidelined him for 9 straight weeks. His injury recovery came late as he returned in week 16 and reclaimed his starting spot for the final three games. Still, the Broncos see room to improve at the position heading into the off season. Powers carries a hefty contract with a nearly $12 million base salary next year, plus bonuses and a cap hit ranking 7th among left. Guards, releasing him could free up over 8 million in cap space, though it comes with some dead money. Team officials want to avoid a straight cut and are actively shopping the 29 year old for a trade. They hope to land draft picks in return, rather than eating the full financial hit. A deal would shift his one year deal worth about $13 million to another team.

Keep watching as the Broncos reshape their line this off season.

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