Broncos' Strategic Free Agency Move, Draft Prep

0:00On March 17th, the Denver Broncos made ways by being the only NFL team to skip outside free agent signings in the first week of free agency. They locked in most of their own pending free agents from last season, with just two exceptions. John Franklin Meyers headed to the Tennessee Titans and PJ Lot joined the Dallas Cowboys. That approach leaves their roster looking solid heading into the offseason. They've got $23 million in current salary cap space, boosted by restructured deals for Quinn Meyers and Jonathan Cooper, according to SpotRack Figures. Many hope for a splashy addition to shake up the team's dynamic, but the in-house focus keeps things stable for now. After June 1st, they'll free up another $8 million from Dre Green Law's release, netting about $18 million inflexible space once they set, a $5 million for the rookie draft class. This positions them perfectly for second or third wave pickups, potential trades for proven veterans, or even extensions for rising stars like Marvin, Memes Jr., Riley

1:03Moss, and Jaquan McMillian. General manager George Patton has shown he can wheel and deal when the fit is right. With the 2026 draft on the horizon, the Broncos stay nimble, ready to pounce on opportunities or carry space forward if needed. Made in AI.