Broncos Re-sign Alex Palczewski, Strengthening Offensive Line

0:00On March 5th, the Denver Broncos have resigned offensive lineman Alex Polgeski to a two-year contract, keeping him locked in through the 20-27 season. This move secures a reliable backup who stepped up big last year, starting 13 games across tackle and guard positions due to injuries on the line. Earlier this season, Palseski handled swing tackle duties, filling in their right tackle for three games when Mike McGlinchie dealt with an MCL sprain. He also took over at left guard for 10 starts after Ben Power suffered a torn bicep, proving his versatility as a depth piece. As a restricted free agent with three accrued seasons, the team could have offered tenders from 3.52 million up to 8.0. Four six million dollars. Instead, they skipped that and negotiated directly, likely landing him below the lowest tender with some guarantees. Being ahead, this deal gives Denver flexibility on the line, especially with trade buzz around

1:00Ben Powers. Polgeski could slide into the starting left guard spot next year if a deal happens. With depth like this in place, the Broncos are building a sturdier offensive front for the long haul.