Broncos Extend Strnad, Eye Linebacker Depth

0:00On March 9th, the Denver Broncos kicked off their free agency moves by extending inside linebacker Justin Strohnad for three more years. The team has made it clear they're satisfied with their linebacker core, especially Strnod and Captain Alex Singleton and could even bring back last season's full trio. With Dre Green lost still on the roster, two-thirds of that group from 2025 will return next year. Justin heads to the open market as the legal tampering window opens soon, leaving his future in Denver up in the air. Fans and analysts see this as a smart start, but the Broncos still need depth at inside linebacker. Fresh cap space from extensions like Quinn Miner's deal gives them room to spend without major cuts. Top free agent targets include 26-year-old Kueh Walker, who's posted 100 tackles in each of his four NFL seasons so far. Devin Lloyd stands out as a ball-hawking playmaker, though his deal might run 45-60 million dollars over four years.

1:00Resigning Singleton's short term remains a clubhouse favorite. As options heat up, Denver's linebacker units shapes up strong regardless, blending youth, experience, and proven tackles for whatever comes next.