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Broncos Restructure Dobbins Deal, Eye Draft for RB Help

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The Denver Broncos, after missing out on top free agent running backs like Travis Etienne and Kenneth Walker, re-signed J.K. Dobbins on a restructured deal. Despite Dobbins potential, injuries have raised concerns. The team continued to explore options, checking in on Chris Rodriguez Jr. and setting pre-draft visits with Jonah Coleman and Kaelon Black. The Broncos seem poised to bolster their running back group through the draft, unless a surprise free agent deal emerges.

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Broncos Restructure Dobbins Deal, Eye Draft for RB Help

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Denver Broncos News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Broncos Restructure Dobbins Deal, Eye Draft for RB Help. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

0:00On March 26th, the Denver Broncos kicked off their offseason hoping to snag a top-free agent running back, with names like Travis ETN and Kenneth, Walker III floating around. Instead, they brought back JK Dobbins on a restructured deal. Right now, their top trio at the position includes Dobbins, RJ Harvey, and Jellil McLaughlin. Dobbins brings plenty of upside from his time with the Ravens, but injuries have kept him sideline for 27 games over the last three. That track record made fans wonder if the Broncos were settling after missing out on bigger names. Even after locking in Dobbins, the team kept shopping. Reports say they checked in on free agent Chris Rodriguez Jr., a 25-year-old with solid college tape, both before and after the Dobbins, move. Now they're eyeing the draft for more help. The Broncos have pre-drav visits set with Washington back, Jonah Coleman, seen as a potential day to pick, and Indiana's K-Long Black, likely a day, three selection.

1:00It looks like Denver will build out that running back group through the upcoming draft, unless a surprise free agent deal pops up.

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