Broncos' Quiet Offseason: Super Bowl Hopes Still High

0:00On March 11th, the NFL Free Agency legal tampering window opened on Monday, with most teams nabbing up big-name players on hefty deals that go. Official at 4 p.m. eastern time today. The Denver Broncos stand out as one of just three teams yet to sign anyone from outside their roster. Instead, they focused on locking up their own talent, bringing back linebackers Alex Singleton and Justin Schronad, running back JK Dobbins, Tite, End Adam Traumann, and several others. They missed chances to trade for backs like David Montgomery and lost Travis ETN to the Saints, leaving fans hoping for bigger moves at running, back and linebacker. Still, the team extended contracts for key pieces like Zach Allen and Nick Bonito, earlier in the offseason, signaling confidence in their core, from last year's 15 win squad. Broncos supporters won his splashy additions, especially to boost quarterback Bonix after shedding Russell Wilson's dead cap hit, but the quiet. The approach has sparked some frustration.

1:00Super Bowl odds held steady, slipping just from plus 2,000 to plus 2,200 on Fandall, keeping them 7th in the AFC. On the flip side, the defense took hits with John Franklin Myers heading to the Titans, safety, PJ Locke to the Cowboys, and plans to release, linebacker Dre Greenlow. That opens doors for young players like Sivion Jones and Malcolm Roach to step up, while the offense shows Faith and RJ Harvey alongside Davinson, White House like Troy Franklin, expect to Broncos the dip into later free agency waves, and the draft for fresh blood, betting their roster is already Super Bowl caliber with Bonix, healthy and leading the charge.