Broncos' Offseason Moves: Balancing Attack

0:00On March 27, the Denver Broncos are sitting on some unexpected cap space this off-season thanks to a restructured deal for wide receiver Jalen. Waddle that only hits their books for $4.9 million. If the trade doesn't pan out, they could save $8.8 million more by cutting him after June 1st next year. That flexibility gets even better with an $8.2 million bump coming once linebacker Dre Greenlaw's release goes official on June. First this year, it's opening doors for trades that could shore up key spots on the roster. Fans and analysts are buzzing about Titan Cole commit from the Bears as a top target, especially since his role shrank with the rookie stealing snaps. There, he'd bring real receiving punch that current options like Evan Angram have been delivered, though Denver might need to move Angram first to make room. Other names floating around include defensive lineman Eric Armstead from the Jaguars for line versatility, linebacker Christian Ellis from the Patriots for depth behind their own Ellis

1:01brother, Titan Colby Parkinson from the Rams, and even a long shot running back Breeze Hall from the bus. Jets to add size. With these moves in play, the Broncos are positioning themselves to build a more balanced attack without breaking the bank and will keep watching. How the trade talks shake out as June approaches.