Broncos' Free Agency Plan: $25M in Cap Space, Key Tenders

0:00Welcome to NFL News Today. Two minutes of updates that matter to NFL fans, hit subscribe and stay connected. The Denver Broncos are heading into the NFL free agency period with about $25.2 million in cap space as of early March. The new league year kicks off on March 11, with the legal tampering window opening two days earlier on March 9. This figure could shift based on cuts, trades, or contract tweaks, and the top 51 cap hits rule means teams only count their highest salaries. During the off season, they currently have 55 players under contract, leaving room to add up to 90 during this period. Notable free agents include defensive lineman John Franklin Myers, minebackers Alex Singleton, and Justin Strohnad, running back J.K. Davins, safety, PJ Locke, Titan Adam Trotman, running back to Leo McLaughlin, and wide receiver Lil Jordan Humphrey. Fans and analysts see this as a solid starting point for the Broncos, giving them flexibility

1:00to chase talent without major overhalls. It positions the team well amid league wide spending, though keeping core pieces will test their budget. The Broncos plan to tender restricted free agent cornerback J.K.W. McMillian at the second round level for $5.8 million. They also intend to offer exclusive rights tenders to running back Tyler Beatty and three others, safety Devon Key, defensive lineman Jordan Jackson. An outside linebacker Dondrea Tillman for about $1.075 million each. Looking ahead, the team has options to free a more room, like trading quarterback Jarrett Stidham or Garb Ben Powers, cutting tackle mat part, restructuring deals for guard Quinn Miners, safety, Talanoa Huffanga, or Tackle Mike McGlinchee, or renegotiating for players such as safety Brandon, Jones, Titan Evan Ingram, and linebacker Dre Greenlaw. This story is made possible by a sponsor, see the episode description. No need to switch positions, the sound is already where your head is, S-O-L-I-SoliPillow.com.