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Broncos Agree to Terms With Veteran Special Teams Ace

The Denver Broncos opened their free agency period by adding some weapons on defense, but now they've added a weapon for special teams. According to Jordan Schultz of Fox Sports, the Broncos will be signing free-agent wide receiver Trent Sherfield to a two-year deal worth $8 million.

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Details Emerge on Broncos OT Matt Peart's Extension: Grade

The Denver Broncos have been busy the past few days, both in getting some of their own players signed to new deals and agreeing to terms with outside free agents.

Justin Strnad News / Pro Football Rumors / March 12

Broncos to bring back LB Justin Strnad

Dre Greenlaw is now the Broncos’ top linebacker, though Alex Singleton is on the way back from his ACL tear. Justin Strnad, however, is coming back after increased 2024 usage.

Denver Broncos News / Shutdown Corner / March 12

2025 NFL free agency: All-value team includes D.J. Reed, Joshua Palmer and Dre Greenlaw

There were only a couple perceived blue-chip talents that hit the market this spring, but that doesn't mean there weren't chances to get better. These teams did.

Denver Broncos News / Denver Broncos on SI / March 12

Broncos DL Zach Allen & John Franklin-Myers Seeking New Contracts

Multiple Denver Broncos, including rush linebacker Nik Bonitto, wide receiver Courtland Sutton, and defensive linemen Zach Allen and John Franklin-Myers, are in line for extensions.

Denver Broncos News / NFL on ClutchPoints / March 11

Broncos improve receiver depth with $8 million signing

The Denver Broncos have acquired former Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Trent Sherfield on a two-year, $8 million contract. After bringing in some quality defensive players from the 2025 free agency market, head coach Sean Payton brings some extra pass-catching help for Bo Nix next season, per Jordan Schultz of FOX Sports.

Jarrett Stidham News / Denver Broncos on SI / March 11

Grading Broncos' Contract Details on QB Jarrett Stidham Extension

The 2025 offseason is underway and the Denver Broncos have been busy , both in getting some of their own players signed to new deals and agreeing to terms with players who were on other teams in 2024.

Denver Broncos News / Denver Broncos on SI / March 11

Report: Broncos Ink Veteran WR to Two-Year Contract

Upon bolstering their defense to open NFL free agency, the Denver Broncos executed a move on the offensive side of the ball, signing former Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Trent Sherfield to a two-year, $8 million contract, FOX Sports' Jordan Schultz reported Tuesday.

Trent Sherfield News / Pro Football Rumors / March 11

Broncos agree to deal with veteran WR

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Denver Broncos News / Mile High Report / March 11

Denver Broncos quieter on second day of legal tampering period

After making several big signings yesterday, things were a lot quieter for the Denver Broncos on Day 2 of the NFL’s legal tampering period of free agency.

Juwan Johnson News / Denver Broncos on SI / March 11

Broncos' Free-Agent TE Pool Dwindles as Saints Re-Sign Juwan Johnson

After a whirlwind first day of free agency negotiations, all has been quiet on the Denver Broncos front. The Broncos hosted free-agent tight end Evan Engram at the team facility on Monday — with an emphasis on a medical evaluation, no doubt — but he left the Mile High City unsigned.

Denver Broncos News / Athlon Sports / March 11

Former Arkansas LB Signs With Broncos

The Denver Broncos have bolstered their linebacker corps with the signing of former San Francisco 49ers standout Dre Greenlaw. The veteran linebacker, known for his physicality and coverage skills, joins Denver on a three-year, $35 million contract, bringing both potential and injury concerns to the Broncos' defense.

D.J. Jones News / Denver Broncos on SI / March 11

Examining Whether the Broncos Overpaid for DL D.J. Jones

Before the legal tampering period opened, the Denver Broncos made an in-house splash by re-signing defensive tackle D.J. Jones to a three-year, $39 million deal .

Zach Wilson News / Yardbarker / March 11

Reporter offers an intriguing take about this former Jets flop

Could quarterback Zach Wilson be the next NFL Draft bust who revives his career elsewhere?

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NFL News / Pro Football Rumors / March 11

Buccaneers to sign punter Riley Dixon to a two-year deal

The Buccaneers are signing former Broncos punter Riley Dixon to a two-year deal worth $6M, per NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport. Dixon’s $3M APY is tied for third-highest among all punters.

Denver Broncos News / Athlon Sports / March 11

Broncos Express Interest in Veteran ILB

The Denver Broncos have already agreed to terms with former San Francisco 49ers defenders Dre Greenlaw and Talanoa Hufanga, but they may not be done on

Denver Broncos News / Athlon Sports / March 11

Broncos Lose Defensive Starter to AFC South Team

The Denver Broncos have been among the quietest teams in the first several hours of the legal tampering process. While they waited for big moves to go their way, the Broncos lost a key defensive player they could have gotten to return.

NFL News / Yardbarker / March 11

What are Cowboys thinking? Grading notable RB deals

NFL free agency has arrived, with teams taking advantage of the legal tampering period before the start of the new league year on Wednesday at 4 p.m. ET.

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Denver Broncos News / A to Z Sports / March 11

Grading the Broncos' first day of free agent legal tampering: Denver begins the offseason with a bang after making 2 major signings

The Denver Broncos had a clear vision of what they wanted to accomplish during the first day of free agent legal tampering, and they executed it. However, their plan may not have been what most thought it would, at least not yet.

NFL News / Yardbarker / March 11