Quinn Bailey is currently on injured reserve due to an injury sustained during training camp. While he shouldn’t be tendered because of the cost, the Broncos should consider extending him for a cheap one-year deal at the minimum. This approach allows the team to retain depth while managing their salary cap effectively.

Quinn Bailey is expected to miss the entire season due to an ankle injury sustained during training camp, adding to the Broncos' injury woes on the offensive line. This leaves the team with limited depth at the tackle position as they look to adjust their roster and manage injuries moving forward.

The Broncos signed offensive lineman Quinn Bailey to a one-year deal in their recent run of deal-making with players from the 2023 team, solidifying their lineup for the 2024 season.

Quinn Bailey, an offensive lineman for the Denver Broncos, has re-signed with the team on a one-year, $1.055 million non-guaranteed contract as part of their preparations for NFL free agency.

The Broncos have re-signed offensive lineman Quinn Bailey to a $1.055 million base salary for 2024. Bailey, 28, played 17 games with one start in 2023 and has spent five seasons in Denver, playing a total of 31 games with two starts.