Broncos Re-sign Dobbins, Prioritize Continuity

0:00On March 10, the Denver Broncos are prioritizing continuity and free agency by resigning familiar faces, including veteran running back JK Dobbins to a two-year deal. After coming close to the Super Bowl last season, the team made several in-house moves over the weekend instead of chasing big external splashes. They had eyes on top free agents like Kenneth Walker III who joined the Kansas City Chiefs and Travis Eddie N who signed a four-year contract. With the New Orleans Saints to return home to Louisiana. With those options off the table, Denver pivoted back to Dobbins who showed strong production before an injury cut his 2025 season. Sure, fans in Broncos' country seem underwhelmed so far, hoping for more exciting additions. That said, Dobbins brings proven efficiency with a career average of 5.2 yards per carry, plus leadership and a solid grasp of head coach. Sean Payton's offense, his health remains the big question mark after multiple injury

1:00plagued the years. Looking ahead, the Broncos bring back their top duo from last year with Dobbins and RJ Harvey who scored 12 touchdowns along with Tyler Beatty. They're not likely to chase remaining free agents and instead I the 2026 NFL Draft for Depth targeting prospects like Jadarian Price, from Notre Dame or Jonah Coleman from Washington. If Dobbins stays healthy, this group could match last season's output and build from there, keeping Denver competitive in a tough division.