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Broncos Miss Etienne, Sign Dobbins, Restructure Deals

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Despite missing out on Travis Etienne, the Denver Broncos swiftly re-signed J.K. Dobbins and restructured deals for Jonathon Cooper and Quinn Meinerz. With growing cap space and needs at wide receiver and edge rusher, the Broncos are far from done in free agency.

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Broncos Miss Etienne, Sign Dobbins, Restructure Deals

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Denver Broncos News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Broncos Miss Etienne, Sign Dobbins, Restructure Deals. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 13, the Denver Broncos are still hunting for outside free agents, but they made some close calls already. Running back Travis ETN revealed that the Broncos showed strong interest during free agency, along with the Kansas City Chiefs. In the end though, he picked the New Orleans Saints. ETN held his intro press conference with the Saints on Friday, where he shared those details. He landed a four-year deal worth $52 million, averaging $13 million per season. That move happened fast after free agency kicked off. Broncos fans might feel the sting of missing out, but the team didn't sit idle. They quickly resigned running back JK Dovins to a two-year contract, valued at $16 million, which could reach $20 million with. Incentives, it's a solid pivot to keep their backfield strong. To free a more salary cap room, Denver restructured deals for outside linebacker, Jonathan Cooper, and Guard Quinn Miners. That has folks buzzing about a bigger splash coming soon. With cap space growing and needs at wide receiver and ed rusher, keep an eye on the Broncos.

They're just getting started in free agency.

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