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Broncos Face Tough Decisions in Free Agency

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The Denver Broncos are preparing for a busy free agency period, aiming to bolster their offense with a running back and tight end. Despite a solid season, they face tough losses on defense, particularly defensive tackle John Franklin-Myers, who had a career-high seven sacks last year. With Franklin-Myers set to turn thirty, the Broncos must decide whether to retain him or let him seek a larger contract elsewhere, as they balance their roster for the upcoming season.

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Broncos Face Tough Decisions in Free Agency

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On March 6th, the Denver Broncos are gearing up for a busy free agency period, with plans to chase offensive weapons like a running back and a tight, in-to-boo champagne scheme. Analysts see them making aggressive moves to fill those gaps after a solid season. At the same time, the team faces some tough losses on defense. ESPN points to defensive tackle John Franklin Myers as the free agent most likely to depart, even though Denver wants him to stick around. Franklin Myers proved his worth with a career high 7.5 sacks last year, part of 14.5 over the past two seasons. He helped the Broncos set franchise records for sacks and back-to-back years as one of the top inside pass rushers. The Broncos have resigned other front seven players like Zach Allen, Nick Bonito, Jonathan Cooper, DJ Jones, and Malcolm Roach in recent years, but Franklin Myers remains without a new deal.

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