Broncos Re-sign Dobbins, Boost Running Back Stability

On March 29th, the Denver Broncos just locked in their top running back from last season by

resigning JK Davins to a two-year deal with, undisclosed terms.

This comes as the running back market thins out fast, especially after David Montgomery

got traded from the Lions to the Texans, leaving fewer options.

For teams like Denver, coach Sean Payton called fixing the running back spot a must have

at the NFL Combine, and now they've got their leading rusher back despite his foot.

Meanwhile, they placed the second round tender on cornerback Jack Juan McMillian, but

passed on tendering running back Julio McLaughlin as a restricted, free agent.

Fans and analysts see this as stabilizing the backfield, but the Broncos still have

roster holes to fill after extending most key players.

With $28 million in calf space, it might not stretch far enough for all the playmakers

they need, like a bigger back who pounds.

Between the tackles, Davins sounded pumped to return to Denver, boosting team morale

heading into the draft.

They showed interest in guys like Travis Etienne before he signed elsewhere, and whispers

of adding special teams help, plus a top receiver like Jalen, Wato keep the buzz alive.

As they play pre-draft games and build around their young core, these moves set Denver up

to compete without breaking the bank, eyes now on free, agency, leftovers, and the draft

board.