Broncos Re-sign Strnad, Eyeing Linebacker Shakeup

0:00On March 9th, the Denver Broncos kicked off free agency by resigning linebacker Justin Strohnad to a three-year deal. This move brings back a key defensive player right after their deep playoff run, where they fell short in the AFC Championship game in the final two. Minutes. With this contract, Strohnad looks set to start at middle linebacker next season. Sternad made it clear he only wanted to return to Denver as a starter, and the deal reflects that confidence. The Broncos avoided chasing outside free agents first, focusing instead on locking in familiar talent to build on their momentum. Now the team faces tough choices in the inside linebacker group, pitting Alex Singleton against Drey Greenlaw for spots alongside Strohnad, sticking with the same lineup from last year would be a mistake, so changes are coming this spring. One smart play could be trading Greenlaw back to the San Francisco 49ers, his former team. They struggle with injuries at linebacker last season, and might welcome the familiarity, making a deal appealing for both sides.

1:00Pushing that trade would let Denver keep Strohnad in Singleton, while drafting young talent to refresh the position. It's a win-win that keeps the Broncos competitive heading into the off season.