Broncos alumni are reshuffling NFL rosters as free agency opens. Royce Freeman signed with the Bears, Michael Ojemudia joined the Cowboys, and Juwann Winfree linked with the Texans. Dalton Risner is on a broad free-agent tour with potential stops in Cincinnati, Seattle, or Pittsburgh. Ben DiNucci and Ronnie Perkins joined Atlanta, Cam Fleming tested with Indy, and the Bills began injury settlements that opened roster spots. For fantasy fans, these moves create new depth-chart puzzles and potential breakout spots in 2024, particularly at Texans receiver, Cowboys secondary depth, and Bears backfield depth behind their starter.

Risner’s frame-shifting free-agent tour looms largest: his landing could reshape interior line play in a bully-ball division, altering run lanes and pass protection for whichever team signs him. Winfree’s Texans slot opens a modest upside path if he earns targets behind the top options, while Freeman’s Bears move adds a veteran option to an unsettled backfield. DiNucci’s Falcons stint defines a clear backup path, and Virgil’s Bills moment could seed a late-season wildcard for deep-league rosters. Overall, the ex-Broncos ripple effects press fantasy managers to reassess backfield sharing, WR cadences, and pass-protection boundaries across multiple squads.