Broncos' Offseason: Smart Moves for Super Bowl Run

0:00On March 4th, the Denver Broncos are gearing up for a big off season after a close loss in the AFC Championship game. With more than $25 million in salary cap space, they have room to add talent and push for a Super Bowl run next season. But experts warn against chasing high-priced free agents who might not deliver the best value. Instead of splurging on linebackers like Landon Lloyd, who wants around $20 million a year, the team should re-sign cheaper options such as Alex Singleton or Justin Strohnad. The upcoming draft also offers plenty of depth at that position, giving Denver flexibility to build without breaking the bank. Running back Kenneth Walker III could cost over $10 million annually and draw bids from other teams. A more affordable choice like Tyler Algier, eyeing a three-year deal worth about $22 million, makes better sense for the roster. Meanwhile, veterans like Taisam Hill and Tyree Kill carry too much risk. At 36, Hill has faded as a playmaker, while the 32-year-old receiver battles age, a recent ACL injury and off-field issues that could.

1:06Disrupt the young locker room. Smart moves mean targeting role players and draft picks over splashy names, keeping the Broncos competitive while saving cat for the long haul.