After re-signing fullback Michael Burton, the Denver Broncos are left with only two in-house free agents: offensive lineman Quinn Bailey and linebacker Zach Cunningham. Bailey, a seasoned backup, has been a reliable presence on the line, previously serving as a key swing lineman. A recent ankle injury sidelined him, but he remains a candidate for a return when healthy. In contrast, Cunningham, who was signed to compensate for Alex Singleton's injury last season, failed to make a significant impact in his seven games and is unlikely to return.

With the offseason underway, the Broncos are focusing on fortifying their roster. The re-signing of established players and the uncertain futures of those like Bailey and Cunningham will influence the team's strategies moving forward, especially as they navigate free agency and aim for a competitive 2024 season.