Broncos' Frugal Free Agency: Smart Bargains Ahead?

For the NFL, it's March 17th.

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The Denver Broncos did out as the only NFL team that skipped signing any outside free

agents during the first week of free agency.

Reports pointed their strict salary limits as the main reason, holding firm on spending

caps for key positions.

They set a maximum of $10 million per season for running backs and $6 million per year

for tight ends.

That pricing kept players like Travis Eddie in, who signed for $12 million annually out

of reach.

But someone like JK Dobbins at $8 million per year would have fit their budget.

Still, no deals happened early on.

The team has about $22 million left in salary cap space that gives them room to make moves

without breaking the bank.

Now, with the initial rush over, Broncos fans hope for smart bargains in the coming weeks

as prices drop.

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