The Denver Broncos have agreed to a four-year contract extension with offensive lineman Alex Wattenberg, securing a key piece of their offensive line through the 2026 season. The announcement came Wednesday, solidifying the Broncos’ commitment to their front five.

Wattenberg, who primarily plays guard, has become a reliable contributor to the Broncos’ offense. The extension ensures he remains part of the team’s plans as they look to improve their performance on both sides of the ball. While specific financial details of the contract were not immediately released, the move signals the Broncos' belief in Wattenberg's ability and potential.

With this extension, the Broncos now have all five of their starting offensive linemen – left tackle Garett Bolles (contract extending through 2028), left guard Ben Powers (through 2026), Wattenberg (through 2026), center, and right guard – signed through at least the next season. This continuity on the offensive line is expected to provide stability and cohesion for the Broncos’ offense, allowing them to develop chemistry and improve their overall performance. The team's focus on retaining key offensive line players demonstrates a broader strategy to strengthen the team's foundation and support their offensive goals.