Broncos' Big Offensive Move Teased by Talib

For the NFL, it's March 17th, and here's what's going on.

The 20-26 free agency period is underway, and most NFL teams like the Dolphins, Giants

and Titans have already grabbed key outside.

Players.

The Broncos stand alone as the only team without a single external signing.

After coming so close to a Super Bowl run last season, they are sticking with in-house

moves for now.

The former Broncos' quarterback, Aki Taliv, is buzzing with confidence about a big splash

coming soon.

That dominant Broncos' defense led the league with 68 sacks last year, the fifth most in

history.

They are keeping the same coordinator and not shaking things up much there.

The real need is on offense, especially at White Receiver, to boost Rookie quarterback

Bonix.

To leave, drop the hint on a recent podcast, predicting an explosive new weapon for the

offense under quarterback's coach, Davis Webb.

He sounded dead certain, telling listeners to trust him and remember he called it when

it happens.

The former Super Bowl champ, who played for Denver from 2014 to 2017, shut down questions

about specifics.

Rumors point to Eagle star AJ Brown as a top target, seen as a big upgrade.

Reports show mutual interest, but Philadelphia wants a first round pick and a second rounder.

The Broncos have about $20 million in cap space, though it might need restructures to fit.

The Eagles face a hefty 43.2 million dollar dead cap hit now, dropping to 16.4 million

after June 1st.

For now, Denver sings patient, waiting for prices to dip.

Other options like Miami's Jalen Waddle or Draftpicks could be in play too.

Fans are watching closely for that major offensive move to leave teased.

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