Broncos Re-sign Linebackers, Eyeing C J Allen in Draft

0:00On March 9th, the Denver Broncos have stayed quiet and free agency so far, with no outside signing since the legal tampering window opened on Monday. Instead, they focused on their inside linebacker group by resigning Justin Strohnad and Alex Singleton to New Deals. That move came right after they released Ray Greenlaw, a key addition from last year, who struggled with injuries and couldn't stay on the field. Now, heading into the 2026 season, Singleton and Strunad are set as the starting linebackers team. Fans and analysts see this duo as solid but not standout, leaving a clear need for more firepower at the position. The team is already looking ahead to the draft to bolster the middle of their defense. One name keeps popping up in mock dress for the Broncos at their 30th overall pick, Georgia linebacker C.J. Allen. He's an explosive athlete with sharp tackling skills and the speed to cover backs and tight ends in past defense. Allen dominated over three starting seasons with the Bulldogs, piling up more than 200

1:00tackles and four and a half sacks while earning. All American honors. If he's available when Denver picks, expect them to pounce and reshape their linebacker room for years to come.