Denver started the day signing offensive players left and right, then turned its attention to defense late in the day.
After locking up their leading tackler from 2022, linebacker Alex Singleton, to a three-year deal, the Broncos then came to an agreement with Arizona defensive lineman Zach Allen on a three-year deal, a league source confirmed to The Post. ESPN reported the deal is worth $45.75 million and comes with $32.5 million guaranteed.
Allen is likely a replacement for Dre’Mont Jones, the defensive lineman who spent the first four years of his career with the Broncos and became a free agent himself this week.