Broncos Face Tough Free Agency Decisions

0:00On March 3rd, the Diver Broncos head into NFL free agency next week, with plenty of cap space and momentum as last year's AFC runners-up. After years of rebuilding, they're in win-now mode and seen as a hot destination for top talent. But they'll likely lose at least two key defensive players from their 2025 roster. Defensive Lyman John Franklin Myers ranks as the 25th best-pending free agent league-wide, while Lyambacker Justin Schronad comes in at number. 49 on that list. Both become unrestricted free agents on March 11th, with teams able to negotiate starting March 9th. Fans and analysts see Franklin Myers as a long shot to return, especially after the Broncos locked up extensions for teammates, Zach Allen and Nick. Bonito, before last season. Sternat stepped up big when injuries hit the Lyambacker group hard, including issues for rookies, a suspension, and Alex Singleton's cancer battle. The front office has shown real interest in keeping Sternat, who wants a full-time starting spot, though it might not fit with the current lineup.

1:02Meanwhile, other teams are already circling Franklin Myers. As negotiations heat up, the Broncos face tough choices to stay competitive, balancing retention with new additions in this critical window.