Broncos reportedly plan to let Adam Gotsis, two others walk in free agency

Not too long ago, it seemed as if he Broncos and defensive lineman Adam Gotsis would be entering into a multiyear contract. But Gotsis struggled in 2019 after a promising 2018 campaign, and Mike Klis of 9News.com says Denver will let the 2016 second-rounder hit the open market. Klis also confirmed that the surgery that ended Gotsis’ 2019 season prematurely was to repair Gotsis’ ACL and that he may miss the first month of the 2020 season. So Gotsis will almost certainly need to settle for a one-year prove-it deal in an effort to rebuild his value, and it does not like such a deal will be coming from the Broncos. In other Mile High news, Nicki Jhabvala of The Athletic reports that the Broncos will not be bringing back linebacker Corey Nelson. Denver selected Nelson in the seventh round of the 2014 draft, and he entered his second tour of duty with the team when he signed a free-agent pact last September. But his season ended after seven games due to a torn bicep. Similarly, the Broncos are not planning to tend

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