Broncos Target Top Free Agents in Busy Offseason

0:00On March 7th, the Denver Broncos are gearing up for a busy free agency period with the NFL's legal tampering window opening on March 9th and the New League gear starting two days later on March 11th. After their best season since the 2015 Super Bowl win, the team sits in solid cap shape but needs help at running back, tight end. Wide receiver and linebacker to build on that momentum. At running back, the Broncos could target young rushers like 25-year-old Tyler Alger from Atlanta who's ready for a lead role after. Backing up a star teammate or Seattle's Kenneth Walker, the reigning Super Bowl MVP with back-to-back thousand-yard seasons. Other options include Jacksonville's Travis ETN and free agents like Joe Mixon or Miles Dowdell, all bringing proven production without breaking. The bank. Meanwhile, for tight end, names like Cleveland's David and Joku stand out as a strong blocker and receiver at age 29 while younger talents such. As 26-year-old Kay Dotton or Tennessee's Jagozae Mokonko could pair well with the current roster.

1:05Wide receiver targets focus on speed and depth, including deep threats like Alec Pierce and explosive returner Rashid Shaheed to bolster the group. Beyond Courtland Sutton. On defense, minebacker is a priority, with coverage specialist Devon Lloyd from Jacksonville topping the list despite his likely high price tag at 27, more affordable picks like Dallas's Demarbian overshown or veterans such as Micah Parsons teammate or New York's Bobby Ocariki offer tackle machines and playmakers to fix longstanding gaps. As talks heat up this week, the Broncos aim to snag these fits without sparking bidding wars, setting the stage for a stronger push next fall.