Broncos Lock in Key Players, Eye Offensive Upgrades

0:00Here's more NFL news for March 9th. Free agency for the 2026 NFL season kicked off this week, with teams able to start negotiations on Monday and the new league year. Beginning Wednesday, March 11th. The Denver Broncos, fresh off a strong season that fell just short of the playoffs, are focused on building a Super Bowl contender by bolstering there, offense, and keeping court defenders. Earlier this week, the Broncos locked in several of their own free agents with multi-year deals. Inside linebacker Justin Sternad came back on a three-year contract worth $19.5 million. Offensive linemen Alex Polgeski signed for two years and $9.5 million, while Titan Adam Troutman got a three-year pact for $18.5 million. Meanwhile, the team brought back deaf pieces on shorter deals. Titan Nate Atkins, quarterback Sam Ellinger, for $2 million and running back Tyler Beatty each inked one-year contracts.

1:00They also resigned defensive players like Jordan Jackson, Devon Key, and Don Dury Attilman, all for one year at about $1.075 million, dollars a piece. Fans and analysts have mixed reactions to these early moves, praising the retention of Stronad for linebacker's stability, but questioning some choices on, the eve of free agency. The Broncos wide-open championship window means every signing counts toward offensive firepower. So far, no big external signings or departures have been announced, but expect more action soon. Keep an eye on predictions that Denver might miss out on top running backs, while targeting smart offensive line tweaks. We'll update as the roster shapes up. D&N is brought to you by our sponsor link in the description. No need to switch positions. The sound is already where your head is. S-O-L-L-I-SOLYPILLOW.COM.