Broncos Target Tyler Allgeier, Dobbins in RB Overhaul

0:00On February 28th, the Denver Broncos face a major gap at running back heading into the offseason. Right now, Rookie RJ Harvey is their only player locked in for 2026, and the team knows they need a serious upgrade after a thin rotation. Last year, coaches and execs have flagged the position as a priority, with plans to resign JK Dobbins if possible, and bring back Tyler Beatty on a short deal. But they're passing on Tendering, Joliel McLaughlin. Free agency brings options like Breeze Hall and Kenneth Walker III, though those stars could command over $10 million a year. Fans and analysts see Tyler Algear as a smarter target from Enlanta, where he's seeking around three years for $22 million, or about. Seven million per year. That's a deal compared to past Broncos' backs, like Melvin Gordon's 8 million annual average, especially with cap space opening up Post Russell. Wilson. Algear posted over 1,000 rushing yards as a Rookie, but dipped to 5014 last season behind Bijan Robinson, raising questions.

1:01All his efficiency that Denver would need to probe. Still, his flashes make him a fit, especially with his BYU roots in the Rockies. Free agency kicks off March 11 after a tampering window starts two days earlier, so expect the Broncos to chase a combo of Dobbins and Avent. Like Algear, to solidify the back feel for next ball.