Broncos' Quiet Strength: 2nd Best NFL Roster

0:00On March 16, the Denver Broncos are the last NFL team this offseason to sign a free agent from outside the organization. Despite coming close to the Super Bowl last year, they stuck to resigning their own players instead of chasing big names. Bleacher report just ranked their roster second best in the league, right behind the Los Angeles Rams. They brought back running back JK Dobbins, linebacker Alex Singleton, and fullback Adam Princess. Losses were minimal, like defensive lineman John Franklin Meyers and a couple others who didn't play much. That leaves them stacked up front, with the top offensive line featuring all pros, garrer, bowls, and Quinn minors plus a defense that led the league. With 68x, fans are scratching their heads over the quiet approach, especially after quarterback Bohnick delivered seven game-winning drives in his second year, before breaking his ankle. Sure, the teams built tough in the trenches, and secondary with stars like Patrick Sertain, the second, and Talanoa Huffanga.

1:00But many wonder why not. Push harder now. This strength comes from smart drafts dating back to 2021 under General Manager George Payton, adding pieces like Sertain, Minors, and Jonathan Cooper. No flashy skill players, but they win in the gritty spots that matter most. With Bohnick still on his rookie deal and time left in free agency, Denver sits pretty among the elite, poised for another run if they stay the course. Or, make a move.