Broncos' Offensive Upgrades: Running Backs & Tight Ends

0:00On March 9th, the Denver Broncos made waves and free agency last year by signing players like Dre Greenlaw, Tolanoa Hufanga, and Evan Engrum, which helps propel them to the AFC championship game. A key injury to Bonix, late in the playoffs, kept them from Super Bowl contention, but their defense shown with 68 sacks, one of the top marks. In league history, now with more salary cap room after Russell Wilson's contract comes off the books, the team eyes offensive upgrades, especially at running back, and tied in. JK Dobbins showed promise before landing on injured reserve, and rookie RJ Harvey needs a reliable partner. Names like Kenneth Walker and Travis Etienne are buzzing as strong fits. Fans and analysts are pushing back on rumors linking running back with Shod White to Denver. While he catches pass as well, his rushing efficiency lags at just 3.9 yards per carry over four seasons. With Sean Payton handing play calling to Davis Webb, those screen passes might drop off,

1:02making White a poor match for the Broncos needs. Titan K-Dotten from Tampa Bay has surfaced too, but adding him could be overkill. Evan Engrum, underperformed with 50 catches for 461 yards and one touchdown last year, yet Bonix rarely targets Titans. Denver already resigned Adam Trotman and Nate Atkins, so drafting depth makes more sense than another big free agent spend. Smart moves will keep the Broncos in contention, targeting efficient runners and prioritizing cap space for bigger impacts elsewhere.