Broncos Re-sign Fullback Adam Prentice

0:00On March 12, the Denver Broncos are bringing back full-back Adam Prentice on a one-year contract. The team made the announcement on Thursday, keeping another key piece from their offense intact. Prentice joined the Broncos last August after four years with the New Orleans Saints. He suited up for all 19 games last season, handling 19% of the offensive snaps and 45% on special teams. On the field, he stood out as a reliable blocker and made the most of his chances, grabbing 10 first downs on just 16 touches. He also chipped in 11 tackles on special teams coverage. This move fits a bigger pattern for Denver as they've locked up running back JK Dobbins, linebacker's Alex Singleton, and Justin Strohnad, tight ends. Adam Troutman, Nate Adkins, and Lucas Crowe, plus wide receiver, Lil Jordan Humphrey, line-man Alex Palgeski, and quarterback Sam Allinger. With these deals in place, the Broncos are building continuity heading into next season, focusing on players who know the system inside out.