Broncos Re-sign Alex Palczewski, Boosting Offensive Line

0:00On March 10th, the Denver Broncos are keeping some homegrown talent this off-season by resigning offensive lineman Alex Polgeski to a two-year. Contract worth $9,500,000, including $4,750,000 fully guaranteed. The 26-year-old from Illinois joined as an undrafted free agent in 2023 and has appeared in 31 games over two seasons. Polgeski started 10 games during that time and became a restricted free agent who wasn't tendered, leading to this new deal instead. It breaks down with a $2,500,000 signing bonus up front, plus base salaries and per-game roster bonuses each year. Fans and analysts see this as a solid move for a reliable debt player who could step into a starting role. It's comparable to deals given to other backups on the line, showing the team's confidence without over-committing. Looking ahead, with left guard Ben Powers entering his final contract year, Polgeski might get more chances to prove himself as a starter.

1:01The Broncos value his steady play from the jump. This resigning helps maintain stability up front, setting the stage for whatever bigger moves come next in the off-season.