Welcome to NFL free agency, Denver Broncos fans. NFL teams can begin negotiating with pending free agents from other clubs at 12 p.m. ET (10 a.m. MT) on Monday (in-house players can be re-signed at any time).

The Broncos had former Jacksonville and New York Giants tight end Evan Engram in Denver on Monday, a source confirmed to The Post, for a free agent visit. Because Engram was released by Jacksonville last week, he’s free to sign anywhere as soon as he wants and isn’t governed by the limitations set by the NFL for the negotiating period.

After this post was scheduled, the Broncos agreed to extensions with three in-house free agents. We have added those players to the below roster. Get ready, Denver Broncos fans. NFL free agency (unofficially) begins today.

The Panthers added another piece to their defensive line, reaching a three-year deal with free agent defensive tackle Bobby Brown III on Monday afternoon, according to the NFL Network. Here's the latest news and everything you need to know about the first major wave of NFL player movement this spring.

There was some speculation that the Denver Broncos would be looking to improve with their rushing attack this offseason, and there's evidence to back that up. According to Tom Pelisserro of the NFL Network,

The Broncos and Talanoa Hufanga agreed to terms on a $45 million contract in NFL Free Agency on Monday afternoon.

Where things sit right now, the Broncos will pair Hufanga with their other safety, Brandon Jones, with P.J. Locke as the No. 3 safety since he's under contract for the 2025 season.