Broncos Re-sign Humphrey, Add Coaches

0:00On March 12, the Denver Broncos are making moves as they build for next season. They resigned wide receiver Lil Jordan Humphrey to a one-year deal worth $1.3 million at the veteran minimum. Humphrey showed up last year with nine catches for one-on-one yards and a touchdown in the regular season, plus a big 29-yard score-in. The playoffs against Buffalo, they also locked in their 20-26 coaching staff with Davis Webb taking over as offensive coordinator and handling play-calling after Joe. Lombardi's exit. Earlier this week, head coach Sean Payton brought back John Morden as pass-game coordinator from his time in Detroit and added former Saints receiver. Willis need the fourth to the staff and his first NFL coaching gig. On defense, Vance Joseph returns for his fourth year, while Robert Livingston steps in as the new passing-game coordinator, replacing Jim Lee and Hard, who left for Buffalo. Things like this Humphrey, signing since he's a solid blocker and special team's player, who Payton trusts from their New Orleans days.

1:01It adds reliable depth to the receiver room, but the Broncos still need an outside threat, and questions linger if that'll happen soon. Meanwhile, they're eyeing the draft with a top 30 visit Friday for Indiana's Omar Cooper Jr., who had 69 catches, 900, 37 yards, and 13 touchdowns last season, plus a 4.4-2-40 at the combine. As yards after catch-skills could fit perfectly at pick number 30. Like the Jaguar skipping free agency for compensatory picks, Denver might get a fourth-round comp from losing John Franklin Myers. Looking back, the Broncos have had some rough free agent misses, like Tackle Jawan James, who barely played or early 2000's busts, such as Daryl Gardner and Dale Carter. As they shaped the roster carefully now, these steps keep the momentum going into the