The Denver Broncos made a splash this offseason by re-signing 17 of their own free agents, with most agreeing to one-year deals. That means a significant chunk of the roster is already eyeing the open market again in 2027—and they won't be alone.

According to data from OverTheCap.com, the Broncos currently have 37 players scheduled to become free agents next spring. This group includes eight projected starters and both of the team's backup quarterbacks, making it a pivotal list for the franchise's long-term planning.

Here's the breakdown of Denver's pending free agents: 23 are unrestricted free agents (free to negotiate with any team), six are restricted free agents (eligible for one-year tenders from the Broncos), and nine are exclusive rights free agents (the easiest to retain).

The most notable names on this list are wide receiver Marvin Mims, linebacker Cody Barton, cornerback Ja'Quan McMillian, and safety Brandon Jones. All four have shown flashes of playmaking ability and could be prime candidates for in-season contract extensions as the Broncos look to lock up core talent before the 2027 league year kicks off next March.

For a team in the midst of building its identity under head coach Sean Payton, these decisions will shape Denver's roster for years to come. Will the Broncos prioritize continuity or let key contributors test the market? Stay tuned as the season unfolds.