Only 3 Broncos free agents remain unsigned
Only 3 Broncos free agents remain unsigned
And then there were three.
The list of in-house Denver Broncos free agents who remain unsigned shrunk by one player after wide receiver Lil'Jordan Humphrey signed with the New York Giants on Friday.
Denver's only remaining unsigned free agents now are fullback Michael Burton, backup offensive lineman Quinn Bailey and inside linebacker Zach Cunningham.
Burton, 33, has been the team's fullback for the last two years and there have been rumblings that he's expected to return for the 2025 campaign.
Bailey, 29, has been with the team since 2019 and he dressed for 25 games from 2022-2023 as a backup swing tackle/guard used as an extra blocker in jumbo formations. He also started two games as an injury fill-in. Bailey suffered a serious ankle injury last summer and he spent the 2024 season on injured reserve.
Cunningham, 30, joined the team after Alex Singleton was lost a torn ACL last season, but he seems unlikely to return after failing to make an impact at ILB in 2024.
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