Broncos Re-sign, Restructure, and Release

0:00On March 16th, the Denver Broncos kept things low-key during the first week of NFL free agency. They resigned 17 of their own free agents, but stood out as the only team that didn't bring in anyone from outside the organization. That approach leaves them with $22 million to $23 million in salary cap space heading into this week. To free up some room, they restructured deals for outside linebacker Jonathan Cooper and guard Quinn Miners, setting the stage for potential bigger. Splashes Fans seem okay with holding the core group together, especially with one-year deals for running back Joliel McLaughlin, wide receiver Lil Jordan, Humphrey, and several others across the lines and linebacker spots. Longer terms went to guys like linebacker Alex Singleton for two years and tied in Adam Troutman for three. One notable exit was linebacker Dre Greenlaw, whose release saved the team just over $8 million. He wasted no time signing back with the San Francisco 49ers. Expect more action soon as the Broncos eye upgrades while building on their in-house stability.