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Broncos Eye Low-Risk Njoku Signing

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Despite no major free agent signings, the Denver Broncos may still be in the market for a tight end. With David Njoku, a proven talent and Pro Bowl recipient, still available, the Broncos could consider a low-risk, one-year contract for a boost before training camp.

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Broncos Eye Low-Risk Njoku Signing

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On March 16th, the Denver Broncos kicked off the offseason hoping to land a game-changer at tight-end, wide receiver, or running back. So far, they have not brought in any outside free agents for those spots. Choosing to stick with their current group, that approach has raised eyebrows among fans and analysts. Earlier this week, longtime NFL insider Albert Breer suggested the team might not be finished shopping at tight-end. Breer pointed to Denver's past interest in players like Dallas Goatard, who just ain't a one-year deal to stay with the Philadelphia Eagles. That leaves other options on the table. One big name still available is David and Joku, a proven talent who earned Pro Bowl honors in his last full season back in 2023. Despite missing five games last year with a knee injury, he still hauled in 33 catches for 293 yards and four. Touchdowns. At nearly 30 years old, and Joku could fit a smart, low-risk one-year contract for the Broncos, giving them a boost without long-term commitment as training camp nears.

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