Broncos Shake-Up Offense, Target Run Game Boost

0:00On this March 5th, here's what's making headlines for the NFL. The Denver Broncos made a big move this off-season by firing offensive coordinator Joel Lombardi and promoting quarterback's coach Davis Webb to the role. Sean Payton wanted fresh eyes on the offense to avoid it getting stale while also keeping talented Webb from jumping to teams like the Raiders. This shake-up aims to inject new energy into the Union. Earlier this week, discussions heated up about the Broncos' strong roster, which was just a bow-knicks injury away from a Super Bowl run. With most pieces in place, the front-office plans a targeted off-season to push over the hump, prioritizing the run game that's been lacking in, Payton's scheme, fans and analysts agree the rushing attack needs a boost, especially if free agent J. K. Dobbins leaves. Top targets include New York Jett star Breeze Hall, who could hit the market via transition tag drama, and Seattle's Kenneth Walker III, whose Super Bowl play showed his value,

1:01pairing either with Knicks would transform the offense. On defense, no major surprises loom, but keep an eye on safety. Brandon Jones as a potential departure. The offensive line stays intact with tackles like Mike McGlinchee and Guards like Ben Powers, thanks to restructures. John Franklin Myers likely won't return with the depth already added. Meanwhile, for in-house free agents, pound the table for defensive lineman John Franklin Myers and running back J. K. Dobbins, assuming they miss. Bigger fish, let middle linebacker Alex Singleton walk. He's been a liability despite his inspiring story. These moves could solidify Denver for a deep playoff push. This episode is supported by our sponsor. When you need a moment alone, just lay back and listen S-O-L-L-I solely pillow dot com.