Broncos Stay Quiet in Free Agency, Prioritize Continuity
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The Denver Broncos have maintained a cautious approach during the first two days of free agency, focusing on re-signing their own players like J.K. Dobbins and Adam Trautman, rather than pursuing high-priced outside free agents. The team has parted ways with defensive lineman John Franklin-Myers and safety P.J. Locke, and plans to release linebacker Dre Greenlaw. Despite showing interest in players like Kenneth Walker III and Travis Etienne, the Broncos have passed on top-market deals, opting to prioritize continuity and build patiently around quarterback Bo Nix. Their strategy could potentially secure compensatory draft picks and surround Nix with weapons on their terms.
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