Broncos Strengthen Roster for Super Bowl Push

0:00It's March 23rd. I'm Corey with The Story, and this is NFL News Today Football News, powered by AI. The Denver Broncos are feeling good about their roster heading into next season. Just one Bo-Nix injury short of a Super Bowl run last year. After the first two weeks of free agency, they've held on to most of their key pieces, but let two big free agents walk while making a couple smart. Outside editions, the dev chart looks stable across the board, with plenty of familiar faces returning. Bo-Nix heads into year three after ankle surgery, expected back by May, back by the same Jared Stidem and Sam Ellinger who got resigned. At running back, they locked up JK Dobbins with a big raise that could hit 10 million if he rushes for 1200 yards, keeping RJ Harvey and others in a deep group they loved. The biggest splash came at wide receiver, trading a first-rounder and more to Miami for Jalen Waddle, who shakes up the room behind Cortland Sutton. Tiding got a boost too, with Adam Troutman inking a three-year $17 million deal alongside Evan Ingram and the rest resigned.

1:04The offensive line stays strong, anchored by all pros like Garrett Bowles and Quinn Miners. Defense holds steady with stars like Patrick Sertain, the second Nick Bonito and Tallah Noah Hufongo back, plus resigns at linebacker and safety. They added one outside free agent in Tyson Anderson at safety, and special teams returns intact with Will Lutz kicking and Marvin Mims returning puns. Training camp will sort out battles everywhere from backups to rookies, and the draft could bring upgrades at running back, tight end, and linebacker. Setting the stage for another strong push.