The Denver Broncos re-signed more than two dozen in-house free agents in this offseason, and a majority of them received one-year deals. Those players with one-year contracts are now set to hit free agency again in 2027, and they're not alone.
The Broncos currently have 26 total players scheduled to become free agents next spring, according to data from OverTheCap.com. The list includes seven starters and both of the club's backup quarterbacks.
Denver's set to have 19 unrestricted free agents (eligible to negotiate with any club), five restricted free agents (eligible to receive one-year tenders) and two exclusive rights free agents (the easiest players to bring back). View the team's full list of pending free agents below.
Broncos 2027 free agents
- QB Jarrett Stidham (UFA)
- QB Sam Ehlinger (UFA)
- RB Tyler Badie (RFA)
- WR Marvin Mims (UFA)
- WR Lil'Jordan Humphrey (UFA)
- TE Evan Engram (UFA)
- TE Nate Adkins (UFA)
- FB Adam Prentice (UFA)
- G Ben Powers (UFA)
- C Alex Forsyth (UFA)
- OL Frank Crum (RFA)
- OL Matt Peart (UFA)
- OL Nick Gargiulo (ERFA)
- C Michael Deiter (UFA)
- DL Eyioma Uwazurike (UFA)
- DL Matt Henningsen (UFA)
- DL Jordan Jackson (RFA)
- OLB Dondrea Tillman (RFA)
- LB Levelle Bailey (ERFA)
- CB Riley Moss (UFA)
- CB Ja'Quan McMillian (UFA)
- S Brandon Jones (UFA)
- S Devon Key (RFA)
- S J.L. Skinner (UFA)
- S Tycen Anderson (UFA)
- LS Mitchell Fraboni (UFA)
The club's most notable
upcoming free agents are arguably Moss, McMillian, Jones and Mims. All four players could be candidates for contract extensions. The 2027 league year (and NFL free agency) will begin next March. We'll see if the Broncos retain any of their in-house players with extensions before then.
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