Broncos Re-sign TE Trautman, Eyeing Receiving Upgrade

0:00On March 9th, the Denver Broncos have resigned tight in Adam Troutman to a three-year contract worth $17 million with the maximum value of $18,500,000. This move comes just hours after they brought back linebacker Justin Stronad, keeping key players in the fold as free agency heats up. Troutman first teamed up with Broncos' hit coach Sean Payton back in 2020 when Payton was with the Saints, who drafted him in the third. Round. Justin traded for him again in 2023 after taking the Denver job, building on their successful history together. At 29 years old, Troutman shines more as a reliable blocker than a big receiver, topping out at 27 catches in a season. Still, he's been durable, playing all 17 gains for three straight years in Denver, and last season he grabbed 20 of 23 targets. However, 195 yards and a touchdown while leading his position group in snaps. The rest of the Broncos' tight-end room remains uncertain.

1:02With backups like Nate Atkins, Marseilles Lewis, and Lucas Crowell, all free agents, Evan Ingram fell short in 2025, raising questions about his future, and Payton plans to chase a stronger receiving option this. Off season. With Troutman locked in, Denver keeps building around Payton's trusted pieces while sorting the rest of the lineup.