Broncos Re-sign TE Trautman, Maintain Status Quo

0:00On March 9th, the Denver Broncos moved quickly to resign veteran Titan Adam Trautman to a three-year deal worth up to $18.5 million, including $9.5 million guaranteed. This happened on Sunday right before the NFL's legal tampering window opens on Monday. Trautman, who is 29 years old, first joined the Broncos in a trade from New Orleans Saints. He's known as a strong blocker and team leader, fitting perfectly in his head coach Sean Peyton's system, and the team sees him as their reliable why. Tied in. Some fans hope for a bigger upgrade at the position, especially with Tied in being a weak spot in the Bonyx offense despite adding Evan Ingram last season. But this extension suggests the Broncos are content to maintain the status quo rather than chase high profile free agents. With Ingram carrying a $14.1 million cap hit next year, pursuing names like David and Joku seems unlikely without major roster. Changes.

1:00Instead, the team may look to the draft of bolster the room as they're not expected to tender restricted free agents Lucas Crowe or Nate Adkins. This keeps momentum going alongside resigning of players like Justin Strohnad, Alex Polgeski, and Jacwan McMillian, setting the Broncos up steadily. As the new league gear kicks off on Wednesday.