The Denver Broncos have made a massive statement in their commitment to protecting their quarterback and fortifying the trenches, officially announcing the blockbuster signing of All-Pro offensive tackle Laremy Tunsil in a deal that has sent waves across the NFL.
The three-time Pro Bowler and former Houston Texans standout has agreed to terms with Denver on a multi-year contract, reportedly worth upwards of $75 million, sources confirmed Tuesday morning. The move instantly boosts the Broncos’ offensive line, providing a critical blindside protector as the team looks to revamp its offense heading into the 2025 season.
“This is a huge win for us,” said Broncos General Manager George Paton. “Laremy is one of the elite tackles in the game. His presence will immediately elevate our offense and give us the edge we need in the AFC.”
Laremy Tunsil, 30, has consistently been one of the NFL’s premier left tackles since entering the league in 2016. Known for his athleticism, pass-blocking prowess, and leadership, Tunsil was widely considered the top available lineman this offseason. His signing addresses one of Denver’s most pressing needs after a season marred by inconsistent offensive line play and quarterback pressure.
With the addition of Tunsil, the Broncos are not only getting an elite pass protector but also a locker-room leader with playoff experience and the ability to mentor a young offensive core.
“I’m fired up to join this team,” Tunsil said in his first statement as a Bronco. “The vision here is clear — winning. I’m ready to bring everything I’ve got to help make that happen.”
The acquisition of Tunsil is the latest in a series of aggressive offseason moves by Denver, signaling that the franchise is serious about competing now. Whether it’s stabilizing the offensive line or strengthening both sides of the ball, the Broncos have taken major steps to build a playoff-caliber roster under head coach Sean Payton.
With Tunsil locking down the left tackle spot, Denver now has the flexibility to get creative on offense — opening lanes for the running game and providing much-needed protection for the quarterback.
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