Broncos' Free Agency Splash: Running Back, WR, Linebacker

0:00On March 8th, the NFL Free Agency tampering window opens March 9th, giving teams like the Denver Broncos a 52-hour shot to chat with other. Teens free agents and lineup deals. Those won't be official until Free Agency starts March 11th. The Broncos enter with about $25 million in cap space, which they can stretch if needed and they're eyeing an offensive playmaker. Like a running back, tied in, or wide receiver, plus a linebacker while aiming to keep some of their own guys. Already, the Broncos have locked in a few key pieces before the chaos hits. They resigned linebacker Justin Strohnad to a three-year, $18 million deal, offensive lineman Alex Paulgeski to a two-year contract, and slapped the second-round tender on corner-backed Jocquon McMillian to protect him. They also brought back several exclusive rights-free agents on one-year deals, including Edge Russia-Dondrea Tillman and Safety Devon Key. Fans and analysts are buzzing about the Broncos' roster gaps, especially after letting running

1:03back Jolue McLaughlin hit the market without a tender. Losing depth players like tied in Adam Trotman or linebacker Alex Singleton could hurt, but the team sees this as a chance to upgrade and build. Around their young core, for a stronger push next season. Rumors are flying about potential targets, with the Broncos' link to running back Kenneth Walker for a backfield boost in Green Bay's wide receiver. Romeo dubs for more weapons. They're still pushing to resign veteran Alex Singleton, despite the strong move, signaling they won linebacker's stability without breaking the bank. As this busy period unfolds, expect the Broncos to make smart splashes that fit their cap and fit their rebuild. All falls keeping everyone on the edge of their seats for what comes next.