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Broncos Fans Disappointed, Paton Sticks to Plan

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Denver Broncos fans express discontent with in-house free agent signings, while beat writers and pundits criticize the lack of big-name acquisitions. General manager George Paton emphasizes smart choices over wild spending, focusing on players who fit the teams culture and long-term plans.

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Broncos Fans Disappointed, Paton Sticks to Plan

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On March 14, Denver Broncos fans made their feelings clear in a recent Fandall SB Nation React survey. 72% said they were not thrilled with the team, only reciting its own free agents at that point. Those included Alex Pouchuski, Adam Trautman, Alex Singleton, Nate Atkins, and Justin Stronead. Since the survey wrapped up earlier this week, the Broncos kept the momentum going with more in-house deals. They brought back Sam Ellinger, Lucas Lil Jordan Humphrey, Matt Henningson, Adam Prentice, and Jalua McLaughlin. Plus, Jocquon McMillian signed his tender. Fans are not alone in their disappointment. Beatwriters and pundits have noted the lack of big swings for stars like running backs, Travis ETN, who headed home turf, Kenneth Walker III, to the Chiefs, and Breeze Hall, who got franchise tagged. General manager George Patton explained the approach as urgent yet measured. He stressed smart choices over wild spending, especially after coming close to the Super Bowl. Rumors swirled about interest in AJ Brown,

but he recommitted to the Eagles. The Broncos continue focusing on players who fit their culture and long-term plans, keeping the roster steady for now.

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