Broncos' Smart Spending in Free Agency

0:00On March 4th, the Denver Broncos are gearing up for a big off season after a tight loss in the AFC Championship game. They aim to strengthen their roster and push for a Super Bowl run next season. With more than $25 million in salary cap space, they have room to add free agents without breaking the bank. Teams often chase splashy names in free agency, but experts warn the Broncos to spin smart. Overspending on one star can limit options later, especially with a deep draft class coming up in 2026. Fans and analysts agree the team should steer clear of pricey linebackers like Frank Lloyd, who's 20 million dollar a year demands don't match the value. Same goes for running back Kenneth Walker, the ranting Super Bowl MVP who could cost over 10 million annually amid competition from other teams. White receiver Tyree Kill tops the avoid list too, at age 32, with a recent ACL injury, declining speed and off field issues that could hurt, the young locker room. Cheaper alternatives like Tyler Allgair for running back or resigning their own linebackers make more sense.

1:05Instead, the Broncos can build depth with bargain role players, stockpile draft picks, and stay flexible for long term success as they chase that. Lombardi trophy.