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Broncos Targeting Veteran RBs in Free Agency

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The Denver Broncos are set to bolster their running game in free agency, with a keen eye on veterans like Kenneth Walker, Travis Etienne, Tyler Allgeier, and Rico Dowdle. These players could bring the skills needed to improve Sean Paytons scheme, following a dismal 2025 season. With $25 million in cap space, the Broncos are poised to make a significant addition, sparking hope for a offensive turnaround.

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Broncos Targeting Veteran RBs in Free Agency

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Denver Broncos News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Broncos Targeting Veteran RBs in Free Agency. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 3rd, the Denver Broncos are zeroing in on running backs as they gear up for free agency next week. They're watching a strong group of veterans, including Kenneth Walker from the Seattle Seahawks, Travis Etienne from the Jacksonville Jaguars, Tyler, Al Gear from the Atlanta Falcons, and Rico Doudal from the Carolina Panthers. These backs bring different skills that could fit well in Sean Payton's scheme. Walker stands out as a top talent with Super Bowl MVP credentials, while Etienne offers speed, and Doudal has posted nearly 1,100 rushing, yards in each of the last two seasons. Denver's ground game struggled badly in 2025, ranking among the league's least efficient attacks. Things got worse in November, when J.K. Dobin suffered a season ending foot injury, leaving a big hole in the backfield. None of these players received franchise tags before Tuesday's 4pm Eastern deadline, opening the door for teams like the Broncos to make a move. With $25 million in cap space, they have room to add an impact player without breaking

the bank. Fans will be watching closely to see if Denver lands one of these guys and sparks a turnaround for their offence heading into next season.

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