Broncos Restructure Contract, Free Up Cap Space

0:00On March 13th, the Denver Broncos recently restructured Ed rusher Jonathan Cooper's contract, converting $10.2 million of his salary into a signing bonus. This clears $8.2 million in cap space right away, dropping his cap hit to $5.78 million for the season. They now sit with about $21 or $22 million available under the cap, putting them in solid shape financially. So far, they're the only NFL team that hasn't signed any outside free agents this off season. Instead, they've focused on bringing back their own players, like locking in key pieces from last year. Fans and analysts are buzzing about what this extra room means, especially with running back to Lil McLaughlin, still on the market as their top. Internal target. Looking ahead, names like Wide Receiver's Yuan Jennings, or tight-ends David and Joku, and Dallas Go Dare could fit without much hassle. Trade talks swirl around bigger fish, though high cap hits make those tougher.

1:01Whatever's next, the Broncos seem content with their core roster for now, but that freed up space hints at something brewing as training camps near.