Broncos Restructure Contracts, Eyeing Big Trade

0:00On March 13th, the Denver Broncos restructured veteran outside linebacker, Jonathan Cooper's contract, converting $10.2 million of his, salary into assigning bonus. This smart move frees up $8.2 million in cap space for next year. Earlier this week, the team also rewrote all pro-rye guard, Quinn Miners' Deal, which opened up $11 million more. They've used that space mostly to resign their own players, like running back JK Dobbins, and a few linebackers, keeping costs low around $1 million, dollars each. Fans and analysts are buzzing because Denver is the only NFL team yet to sign an outside free agent since the market opened. With this extra room, the Broncos now sit at about $21.2 million in cap space, sparking talk of a bigger play ahead, speculation points to a possible trade for a star-wide receiver like AJ, Brown or Jalen Waddle, though those deals would need creative extensions to fit. The team seems focused on protecting future compensatory draft picks from losing key

1:03defenders last year. All eyes are in Broncos headquarters to see if this cap maneuvering leads to action soon, especially with the draft class still on the horizon.