The Denver Broncos have restructured the contract of pass rusher Jonathon Cooper, resulting in a $3.2 million saving in cap space for 2025. This decision, however, was not an impulsive one; it was already part of a clause included in the four-year, $54 million extension signed in November. This move gives the Broncos approximately $17.4 million in available cap space as they look ahead to potential budget-friendly signings while suggesting that bigger deals may have already been completed.

Despite the cap relief, the Broncos are unlikely to splash high-profile acquisitions during free agency. The team's focus is likely on developing their incoming rookie class and solidifying their roster with economical deals.