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After the Seattle Seahawks won Super Bowl XLVIII, all 32 teams officially entered the offseason and started plotting how they could position themselves for a shot at Super Bowl XLIX. Shutdown Corner will look at the offseason blueprint for each of the 32 NFL teams, presenting one team a day (using the 2014 draft order, starting with the Houston Texans and finishing with the Seahawks), leading you right up to the start of free agency on Tuesday. DENVER BRONCOS 2013 record: 13-3 Projected current salary-cap space ( according to OverTheCap.com ): $25 million under the cap Key free agents: WR Eric Decker, RB Knowshon Moreno, CB Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie, S Mike Adams, G Zane Beadles, WR Andre Caldwell, OLB Shaun Phillips Possible salary-cap casualties: CB Champ Bailey (already cut), G Chris Kuper, TE Joel Dreessen Draft situation: The Broncos have the 31st overall pick of the first round, and own their own pick in every round. [Be sure to check out Shutdown Corner's NFL free-agent rankings. Click here for the list of offensive players , and click here for the list of defensive and special teams players ] Revisiting 2013: For some reason the attitude about the Broncos after the 2013 season is they need major work this offseason. That's ridiculous. Sure, they went up against a better Seattle team in the Super Bowl and got destroyed. But this is still a team that has been the top seed in the AFC in back-to-back years and might be a Joe Flacco-to-Jacoby Jones miracle from two Super Bowl appearances with Peyton Manning. Manning won another MVP award last season as he set records for passing yards and passing touchdowns in a season, Denver had the highest scoring offense in NFL history and won an AFC championship. They're just fine. And remember, they went 13-3 mostly without ....
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