Broncos Target Street Free Agent Linebackers

0:00From the Daily News Now Network, this is NFL News Today. Subscribe to keep up with every headline, every game. Deva Bronco's fans are buzzing about free agency, but smart teams are also eyeing street free agents, players recently cut by other squads. These guys do not impact compensatory draft picks, and the Broncos have a clear need at linebacker even after extending Justin Strohnad. The re-standouts just hit the market. Tremaine Edmonds, Bobby Okareki, and Logan Wilson. Free free agents like these were often released purely for salary cap relief, not poor play. They put up strong numbers last season and could sign for less than big name free agents. This gives teams like the Broncos a chance to grab talent without long-term commitments. Broncos fans and analysts see linebacker as a weak spot that needs an upgrade for better run defense and coverage. Adding a proven vet here could transform the defense without breaking the bank, especially with so many options available. Tremaine Edmonds, cut by the Chicago Bears, is just 28 and tallied 112 tackles, nine

1:05pass breakups, and four picks last year. Bobby Okareki, from the New York Giants, had 143 tackles and is 29, both offer immediate help. Logan Wilson, 30 from the Dallas Cowboys, had 70 tackles in limited action. He is a depth option. The key for Denver is targeting Edmonds or Okareki for value while watching market prices to avoid overpaying. D&N is sponsored by our partner, headphones in a pillow. Once you try it, it just makes sense. S-O-L-I-SOLYPILLOW.COM