Broncos' Silent Move: $21M Cap Space Awaits

0:00On March 13, the Denver Broncos have resigned a bunch of their own free agents, but they're the last NFL team without a single outside signing. Despite that, they've got over $21 million in salary cap space left, according to sites like SpotTrack and OverTheCap. They created even more room by restructuring deals for outside linebacker Jonathan Cooper and Guard Quinn Miners, that gives them plenty of flexibility for bigger moves down the line. Fans are getting antsy, hoping for something splashy, like a veteran tied in or even a trade. With all that cap money sitting there, it's clear cash isn't holding them back. Details on some resignings are still trickling in, like wide receiver Lil Jordan Humphreys deal, which looks like league minimum with minimal cap. Hit. Keep players like running back JK Doppins carry a $6 million hit next year, but most others are under $4 million. Keep an eye out because Denver's quiet approach could heat up any day now with all this room to maneuver.