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Tracking every news report or rumor during Denver Broncos free agency

The legal tampering period kicks off on March 10th when teams will have a 52-hour window where they can officially begin talking to non-Broncos free agents and agreeing to deals. These deals will not become official until March 12th, when free agency officially kicks off and these players can sign these deals.

According to Over The Cap, the Denver Broncos currently have $40,851,255 million dollars in cap space available and have plenty of room to be aggressive in free agency if they decide to go that route. They’re expected to target a linebacker and safety in free agency and potentially add a wide receiver, tight end, and a defensive linemen as well.

We will be tracking all these moves before the opening of the legal tampering period and then every move the team makes after that. It figures to be yet another busy free agency period for the Broncos and hopefully, they can make some moves that help improve the team.

Broncos’ notable free agents

IDL D.J. Jones

RB Javonte Williams

QB Jarrett Stidham: Re-signs with the Broncos - Source

QB Zach Wilson

CB Tremon Smith

LB Cody Barton

P Riley Dixon

LB Justin Strnad

OL Matt Peart

FB Michael Burton

WR Lil’Jordan Humphrey

LS Mitchell Fraboni (RFA): Re-signs with the Broncos - Source

TE Lucas Krull (ERFA): Tendered by the Broncos - Source

Edge Dondrea Tillman (ERFA): Tendered by the Broncos - Source

IDL Jordan Jackson (ERFA): Tendered by the Broncos - Source

CB Ja’Quan McMillian (ERFA): Tendered by the Broncos - Source

Releases/Trades

Contract restructures

Broncos’ free agent signings

News and rumors

Broncos are not placing a restricted free agency tender on LS Mitchell Fraboni but could still re-sign him - Source

Edge rusher Nik Bonitto’s starting point for a contract extension is reportedly at $23 million per year - Source

Defensive linemen Zach Allen is seeking a contract extension from the Broncos that could be worth as much as $25 million per year - Source

Lil’Jordan Humphrey’s agent says he is “more than optimistic” that his client will re-sign with the Broncos. He adds that Humphrey is gradually adding weight to potentially play some tight end. - Source

Denver Gazette’s Chris Tomasson calls Saints TE Juwan Johnson a “very realistic” option for the Broncos in free agency. - Source

DNVR’s Zac Stevens names linebackers Jamien Sherwood and Robert Spillane as players to watch for the Broncos in free agency. - Source

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