Broncos Free Agency Tracker: Signings, Departures, Trades & More
The NFL's legal tampering window opened up on Monday, and like a bomb, the news wire exploded. After making a handful of big roster moves, including multiple high-profile cuts, a trade, and a restructure, the Denver Broncos created some breathing room on the salary cap.
Today, we're listing all of Denver's free-agent comings and goings — the departures, acquisitions, trades, and new deals — and we'll update this article in real-time when news breaks on further moves.
With that said, let's dive in.
Departures
New Signings
Trades
Restructures
Re-Signings
P.J. Locke | S | Two-Year Deal
The Broncos brought Locke back on a two-year deal worth up to $9 million.
After some conflicting reports, it was revealed that Denver had re-signed the reigning AFC Special Teams Player of the Month of November on a two-year deal. Initial reports had Lutz joining the Jacksonville Jaguars, but he's staying in Denver.
Michael Burton | FB | One-Year Deal
Burton returns to the Broncos after producing a Pro Bowl-caliber 2023 campaign, finishing as an alternate.
Adam Trautmam | TE | Two-Year Deal
The Broncos re-upped with Trautman, who served as TE1 in 2023.
Quinn Bailey | OT | One-Year Deal
As a restricted free agent, the Broncos were never going to tender Bailey, even at the lowest level ($3M/year), so they instead negotiated a one-year deal at the veteran minimum to bring him back for depth.
Lil'Jordan Humphrey | WR | One-Year Deal
The Broncos are bringing back Humphrey. A long-time Sean Payton acolyte, Humphrey came up clutch in a few games last year for the passing-game-challenged Broncos.
Denver re-signed Bandy, an exclusive rights free agent.
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