One of the Broncos’ most important, if less scrutinized, decisions over the next two months revolves around unrestricted free agent inside linebacker Todd Davis. And deciding whether to re-sign Davis, and how hard to pursue a new deal, could have a ripple effect across Denver’s draft blueprint.
Davis, the team’s 2017 Ed Block Courage Award honoree who is a former undrafted player out of tiny Sacramento State, figures to command decent salary offers in the open market. Behind him, backup Corey Nelson, who missed most of last season with an elbow injury, is also an unrestricted free agent.