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The Broncos’ season is over and with the Senior Bowl going Royce Freeman Jersey White , the offseason is in full swing. It’s the time of the year that NFL teams begin making changes to their rosters to position themselves for the new league year and the free agency frenzy that arrives with it.The Broncos made their first cap-saving move yesterday by waiving WR Andre Holmes. If you’re not familiar with the name, it’s because he wasn’t a Bronco for very long. Denver claimed Holmes off of waivers from Buffalo on December 5th, in the wake of losing Emmanuel Sanders for the season. Holmes then appeared in 3 games in orange & blue and recorded one catch for 5 yards before suffering a high ankle sprain vs the Raiders in Week 16 that ended his season.Unfortunately for Holmes, in the end his biggest contribution to the 2019 Broncos ended up being the cap space they could get back by moving on from him. Holmes was set to count for $1,450,000 against the cap in 2019, but none of it was guaranteed. So the Broncos didn’t incur any dead money with this move, and increased their available cap space to around $41.5M. The Broncos signed Aaron Burbridge to a future contract yesterday, and presumably he’ll compete for a depth role or practice squad spot on the roster this summer. The 2016 6th round pick for the San Francisco 49ers spent last season on the Niners’ practice squad after missing the entire 2017 season due to a badly timed hamstring injury. In his rookie year, the former Michigan State Spartan recorded 7 receptions for 88 yards in 3 starts, and was active the other 13 games.It looks like the Broncos are ready to get into the business of roster building for 2019. With several cap-heavy veterans with iffy futures on the roster, at this point we’re just waiting forthe next domino to fall. This is just one of the first of many changes this offseason will bring.Horse TracksTom Brady is a football robot here to take all our playoff recordsPro Bowl Skills Showdown 2019: The best moments from all 5 eventsJets safety Jamal Adams bodyslammed the Patriots mascot at the Pro BowlThe Rams and Patriots are just OK on defense. Here’s what Super Bowl history has to say about thatThe Rams went all-in on a Super Bowl run, and it actually worked2019 NFL mock draft: How the Senior Bowl can change the 1st roundNFL sees significant drop in concussions during 2018 seasonNick Foles’ next NFL team? Five potential landing spotsRavens keep John Harbaugh on new four-year contractSenior Bowl notebook Courtland Sutton Jersey White , Day 3: Deebo Samuel caps off great weekNFC steals Pro Bowl Skills Showdown with comebackChiefs hire Steve Spagnuolo as defensive coordinator The attack on Pat Bowlen’s ownership succession plan is hardly over.Two of Bowlen’s daughters have filed a petition challenging the trust created by their late father to determine control of the team by eventually selecting one of his seven children to run it. Via Nicki Jhabvala of TheAthletic.com, Beth Bowlen Wallace and Amie Klemmer challenge the validity of the Patrick D. Bowlen Trust on the grounds that he lacked capacity to create it, and that he was under undue influence when he did.The new filing comes in the aftermath of the dismissal of a legal action previously pursued by Pat Bowlen’s brother, who apparently was acting on behalf of Wallace and Klemmer when questioning the authority of the three trustees who have managed the team since 2013. It is widely believed that 29-year-old Brittany Bowlen unofficially has been selected by the trustees, and that it’s just a matter of time before the selection occurs.“There is substantial and overwhelming evidence that Mr. Bowlen lacked the required capacity in 2009,” the lawyer representing Wallace and Klemmer said in a statement. “As a result, Ms. Klemmer and Ms. Wallace have filed a petition asking the court to decide that issue, the related issue of whether the 2009 trust — which is the document under which the trustees have derived their power and authority — is valid, and whether Mr. Bowlen was subjected to undue influence.”Wallace and Klemmer contend that their father was first diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease in 2006, and that by the time he crafted the current version of the ownership trust in 2009 he lacked the capacity to do so.The stakes are high for Wallace and Klemmer. Without venturing too deeply into the legal weeds, they could end up being completely disinherited by fighting the trust (which may explain why the first lawsuit was filed by their uncle). So they’re risking their portion of Pat Bowlen’s estate in order to challenge the current structure for determining control of the Broncos, in the obvious hopes that one of them will end up in control of the team when the dust of litigation settles.