Broncos Target RB, TE, ILB in Free Agency

0:00It's March 5th, here's your NFL news in two minutes. Subscribe to stay locked in all season. The Denver Broncos are gearing up for free agency next week, focusing on running back, tight end, and inside linebacker to bolster their roster. With the player acquisition period starting soon, the team could mix resigning of their own guys with veteran pickups to fill key gaps left by, injuries, and expiring contracts. At running back, JK Dobbins wants to stay after rushing for 772 yards in 10 games last season, but his injury history might. Push in toward a quick, prove-it-deal elsewhere. Standouts like Kenneth Walker, who's shown in the Super Bowl run with 4.6 yards per carry, Travis Etienne with his 13 touchdowns, and Big Play Speed and Durable Rashad White are now available after missing the franchise tag. Fans and analysts see these moves as crucial for Sean Payton's offense, especially after Dobbins missed the playoffs with a foot injury and the team. Lost trade targets like David Montgomery.

1:02Coach Payton has praised Dobbins' leadership, but the Broncos need reliable backs who fit their scheme without constant health worries. For tight ends, reliable blocker Adam Troutman could return after leading snaps the past three years with steady catches and toughness. Upgrades like K-Dotten, with 59 receptions in each of his last two seasons, Isaiah likely is Red Zone scoring punch or run first Charlie. Colar offer versatility to pair with Evan Ingram. Meanwhile, Inside Linebacker looks more in-house, with General Manager George Payton eyeing resigns for Alex Singleton and Justin Shronad over Splashy. Spins, they might release Drake Greenlaw to free cap space while drafting help like Georgia CJ. Allen, but Vets such as familiar faces, Alex Anzalone or Kate and Ellis remain options if talk stall. We'd like to thank our sponsor for making this episode possible. Head in, sound on, lights out. What is the routine?