Broncos' Offseason: Younger, Cheaper Talent

0:00It's March 6 for the NFL. Let's get into it. Follow and subscribe for more team news every day. NFL free agency kicks off March 11th, but teams like the Denver Broncos can start talking deals with other teams free agents as early as March 9th. The Broncos have several of their own unrestricted free agents to decide on, and they can't keep everyone with a tight salary cap. Experts say the team should let a few walk to make room for fresh talent. The negotiating window means any Broncos free agent not resigned by Monday could shop around right away. Denver already passed on tendering running bag Jalil McLaughlin, though they're still interested. At full back, 34-year-old Michael Burton got hurt last summer, and younger Adam Printis stepped up nicely. Fans and analysts are buzzing about the need for upgrades, especially at receiver and linebacker. The Broncos crave playmakers who can stretch the field, not just blockers like Lil Jordan Humphrey. At linebacker, Alex Singleton's market value tops $6 million a year, which feels steep

1:03for a 32-year-old with coverage woes. Instead, Denver plans to target younger options in the draft and free agency, pairing them with keepers like running back RJ Harvey. Getting younger and cheaper at key spots could boost their defense and offense long-term. We'll keep an eye on these moves as the frenzy heats up. Expect big changes for the Broncos this off-season to push for playoffs. DNA is brought to you by our sponsor link in the description. Do not just fall asleep. Drift into what you are listening to.