Denver Broncos general manager George Paton held a free agency press conference on Friday and while he didn’t know exactly how much salary cap space the team had left at that moment, he did say it was “enough room to do a few things.”
After that, the Broncos created an additional $4.6 million in salary cap space by converting part of wide receiver Tim Patrick’s roster bonus into a signing bonus. Patrick will ultimately still get paid the same amount, but the adjustment will give Denver more cap flexibility in 2022.
After that, the Broncos signed quarterback Josh Johnson and linebacker Alex Singleton to one-year contracts. Those two additions likely weren’t the only two signings Paton was referring to.
