
Broncos' Free Agency Needs: RB, TE, WR, QB
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The Denver Broncos gear up for NFL free agency, focusing on bolstering their offense with a strong running back, reliable tight end, playmaking wide receiver, and depth on the offensive line. Quarterback Bo Nix is set to lead, with Sam Ehlinger as a potential backup. The team aims to address their tight end gap and strengthen their wide receiver corps to support Nix in the upcoming season.
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Denver Broncos News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Broncos' Free Agency Needs: RB, TE, WR, QB. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On March 6, NFL free agency kicks off next week, and the Denver Broncos have worked to do on offense. They need a strong running back to team up with RJ Harvey, a reliable tight end, and another playmaker a wide receiver for quarterback Bonix, more depth. On the offensive line, and possibly a new back-up quarterback, if Jaros Stidem gets traded. At quarterback, Bonix holds down the starting spot with Stidem as the number two. Sam Ellinger hits free agency soon, so he could step in if Stidem leaves. Over a running back, RJ Harvey leads the group, backed by Cody Schrader and Duce Vaughn, but Julio McLaughlin is also becoming a free agent. The wider receiver room looks solid with Cortland Sudden at the top, followed by Pat Bryant, Marvin Mims, and Troy Franklin. Still, adding talent there would help Bonix. Tidem stands out as a major gap, with Evan Ingram's future in Denver, up in the air, and just Caleb Loner for depth right now. The offensive line has good numbers, including Gorette Bolis at left tackle, and Quinn Miners at right guard, plus Alex Pogeski returning on a two-year deal as a versatile back-up.
They might trade Ben Powers and promote him to a starter. Team start talking to free agents on March 9, but players can't sign until the league year begins on March 11. The Broncos will prioritize their biggest holes to build around Knicks, heading into next season. The Broncos will prioritize their biggest holes to build around Knicks, heading into next season.
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