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Broncos' Free Agency Moves Garner Mixed Reviews

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The Denver Broncos are maintaining a low-profile approach in free agency, focusing on retaining their own players like linebackers Justin Strnad and Alex Singleton, and running back J.K. Dobbins. While Pro Football Focus has given them a C for these moves, fans are eager for more significant signings to challenge for the Super Bowl. Despite the slow start, the Broncos strong core roster and the remaining offseason time offer potential for impressive additions before training camp.

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On March 16th, the Denver Broncos are keeping things low-key and free agency after topping the AFC with the best record in the 2025 season. They've mostly focused on bringing back their own guys, like linebackers Justin Strohnad and Alex Singleton, plus running back JK Dobbins to build on, that success heading into 2026. Earlier this week, pro football focus handed out their early grades, giving Denver AC for these moves so far. They see the three-year, 18-million-dollar deal with Sternad as a bit rich, while Singleton shines against the run but struggles in pass, coverage. Fans aren't thrilled with the slow pace, hoping for bigger splashes to push for a superbow run. Many expected more urgency from a team that's already stacked with talent. That said, PFF points out the Ops season has plenty of time left, and Denver's core roster is strong enough to contend right now. With smart additions still possible, the Broncos could turn heads before training camp kicks off.

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