Broncos' Offseason: Top Priorities & Salary Cap Moves

0:00On March 3rd, the Denver Broncos head into the NFL offseason with plenty of salary cap room and nine projected draft picks. General manager George Patton and coach Sean Payton have the flexibility to make big moves this spring, if they choose. Earlier this week, reports highlighted the team's top priorities, starting with finding a reliable running back. J.K. Davin's show went healthy, but got hurt late in the season, leaving a gap even if he returns to pair with RJ Harvey. Meanwhile, the linebacker spot needs attention too, with Alex Singleton and Justin Strohnad hitting free agency. Dre Greenlaw missed half of last season, and the Broncos want younger talent alongside any resigning, as those guys are getting up an age. At tight end, Evan Ingram fell short last year, and Adam Troutman is also becoming a free agent soon. Cutting Ingram after June 1st could save $6.47 million, but they still need a long-term option there. The wider sievers and interior offensive line round out the list, with potential trades

1:01or draft ads on the table. Tiennes can start free agency talks, March 9th, and the new league year kicks off March 11th, so expect action soon.