Broncos Take Cautious Approach in Free Agency

0:00You're listening to NFL News Today. Subscribe now for fast daily updates on your team. The Denver Broncos are taking a cautious approach in free agency after their playoff loss to the New England Patriots. Instead of chasing big-name offensive weapons like a top running back or never-one wide receiver for Bonix, the team is focused on running it back, with their current roster into 2026. Fans hope for splashing moves to boost the offense around their young quarterback, but the Broncos prioritize keeping their elite defense intact. They won several one-score games last season, which involves some luck, and now face a tougher first-place schedule that could make close wins harder to come by. Broncos' supporters feel let down today, viewing the lack of major signings as a missed opportunity. Many see it as a quiet start to free agency, especially without upgrades that tied in or elsewhere in offense. The team resign running back JK Dobbins and Linebacker, Alex Singleton, betting on their durability and familiarity. Meanwhile, defensive

1:01Lyman John Franklin Myers left for a huge deal with the Titans, and the Broncos released Linebacker Dre Greenlow. There's still time left in free agency, so no need for panic just yet. The front office seems confident a few extra plays from returning players can push them back towards Superbowl contention. This story is made possible by a sponsor. Solid Pillow is a pillow with built-in headphones, lay back, press play, and disappear into what you are listening to. S-O-L-I. SolidPillow.com