Overview
- Denver starts the 2026 offseason with $27.453 million in cap space and about $1.218 million in dead money, per Over The Cap.
- Players publicly expect the club to spend to keep core contributors, with Alex Singleton joking about the newly available “Russell money.”
- Team needs point to a high‑impact addition at wide receiver or running back after injuries exposed a lack of playmaking late in the postseason.
- Key defensive names facing decisions include Alex Singleton, Justin Strnad, John Franklin-Myers, and restricted free agent Ja'Quan McMillian.
- Bo Nix remains on a rookie contract that supports flexibility, while Russell Wilson says he will continue playing and hit free agency in March.