After signing a two-year contract with the Broncos, Melvin Gordon III talks about what he brings to Denver's backfield and why Denver gives him a chance to win.

The Broncos have made a big splash in free agency, as they signed two-time Pro Bowl running back Melvin Gordon.

Head Coach Vic Fangio talks about how he sees the Broncos' backfield working with both Phillip Lindsay and the newly acquired Melvin Gordon.

President of Football Operations/GM John Elway talks about the offseason moves the Broncos made and how his staff is preparing for the draft at the end of April.

After the Broncos reportedly agreed to terms with Pro Bowl running back Melvin Gordon on Friday, Phil Milani and Aric DiLalla broke down what the move would mean for Denver in 2020.

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This is a one-stop summary of the Broncos' moves since free agency began, including trades and other reported transactions, as well as updates on the Broncos' free agents who have found new homes.

Gordon is a two-time Pro Bowler.

"I'm confident no matter how it shakes out, he can play center or guard equally well," Fangio said of Glasgow.

Elway addressed the team's moves that include the addition of Jurrell Casey, A.J. Bouye, Melvin Gordon and Graham Glasgow.

The Broncos would be one of just three NFL teams with multiple Pro Bowlers at the running back position.

In this edition of our mailbag, Aric DiLalla answers questions about the first wave of free agency.

These are our favorite articles, videos and galleries that chronicled a very eventful week in Broncos Country as free agency began.

A Los Angeles Chargers beat reporter shares his perspective on the talent level of Melvin Gordon and what he might bring to Denver.

As the dust settles on this first wave of free agency, here's a glimpse at how NFL analysts have reacted to the Broncos' reported moves.

In the span of just a few days, the outlook of the Broncos' roster has changed.