
Broncos Face Franchise Tag Deadline
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Denver Broncos Offseason: Franchise Tag Deadline Looms, Long-Term Extensions Take Precedence
The NFL Scouting Combine concludes, leaving the Denver Broncos to face the upcoming franchise and transition tag deadline on March 3rd. While top candidates like John Franklin-Myers and JK Dobbins may not be tagged due to financial constraints, the teams cautious approach to using tags showcases smart cap management. Instead of relying on the tag as a last resort, the Broncos focus on negotiating long-term extensions to build for the future. As the offseason progresses, fans can expect the team to maintain a steady course, positioning themselves strongly without burning bridges or cash early.
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Denver Broncos News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Broncos Face Franchise Tag Deadline. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On March 2nd, the 2026 NFL Scouting Combine is wrapping up with just a few offensive line bench press tests left on Monday that leaves the Denver Broncos staring down the next big offseason milestone. The franchise and transition tag deadline, it hits Tuesday March 3rd at 2pm mountain time. The top candidates, John Franklin Myers and JK Dobbins, probably won't get tagged. Dobbins' injury issues and Franklin Myers' high cost make it a tough financial fit for the team. Fans hoping for some deadline drama might feel let down, but it's not all bad. The Broncos last used tags on safety Justin Simmons back-to-back in 2020 and 2021. Hardcore supporters planning watch parties can still raise a glass to the team's caution. This approach shows smart cat management. Instead of the tag as a last resort, Denver focuses on negotiating long-term extensions to build for the future. Because the offseason rolls on, expect the Broncos to keep playing it steady, positioning themselves strong without burning bridges or cash early.
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