Broncos Re-sign Lucas Krull, Keep Tight End Group Intact

0:00On March 11th, the Denver Broncos have resigned Titan Lucas Kroll to a one-year deal. He hit free agency after the team shows not to tender him as a restricted free agent. This move keeps their Titan group exactly as it was last season. The room features Evan Ingram as the versatile Joker, Adam Troutman starting, Nate Abkin's handling blocking duties, Crow providing depth on passes, and Austin Loner as the young prospect still developing. Fans and analysts hope for a bigger overhaul this off-season given the group struggles last year. Instead, the Broncos are sticking with the familiar setup for now. Crow brings size and athleticism, but limited production, with just 29 catches for 262 yards, and one touchdown over three. Seasons. He appeared in only three games last year, grabbing two passes for 15 yards. While this likely ends their chase for veteran Titans, the draft offers chances to add talent, perhaps targeting players like Eli Stowers or A So I, traditional blocker in the early

1:02rounds. We'll see how it shapes up from here.