Broncos Re-sign Core, Trade for Waddle

0:00Here's more NFL news from March 18th. The Denver Broncos headed into this off-season riding high after nearly reaching the Superbow last year. Instead of a spending spree, they focused on keeping their core together by resigning or tendering 17 players from last season. Their one major move was trading for speedy-wider-ceiver Jalen Waddle from Miami, adding a deep threat to stretch defenses. Earlier this week, the team walked in key defensive pieces like Corner Bag Jocquon McMillian, who's one of the league's top slot corners and a big, playmaker. They also brought back Linebacker Justin Strunad on a team-friendly deal, rewarding his steady improvement into a reliable starter. Linebacker Alex Singleton returns as defensive captain, though his age and contract raised some eyebrows. Fans and analysts see this as smart continuity, especially with the Broncos boasting a top three defense last year. Those like resigning offensive tackle Alex Pogeski add versatile line depth, while running back JK Davins offers high upside potential if he stays healthy.

1:04These choices keep the roster deep without breaking the bank. That said, the two-year extension for Titan Adam Trautman at $5.6 million a year has folks scratching their heads. He underperformed last season in blocking and receiving, and the team might still chase an upgrade like David and Jocquon, or a draft pick to bolster that. Group. Overall, this approach leaves Denver with a top five roster across the league. With so many familiar faces, they're primed to build on last year's success and push deeper into the playoffs. This story is shared with support from our sponsor. It is a pillow that plays your podcasts and music without earbuds, built for listening and bed. S-O-L-I, solelypillow.com, made in AI.