Denver Broncos Re-Sign Veteran Tackle Matt Peart to Two-Year Contract
The Denver Broncos have made a significant move to bolster their offensive line, re-signing veteran tackle Matt Peart to a two-year contract. The announcement was made on Wednesday, marking the fourth key re-signing for the Broncos ahead of the official start of free agency.
Peart, a 2020 third-round pick, has been a valuable asset to the Broncos’ offense. In 2024, he played 191 offensive snaps and appeared in all 17 games, including two starts. His versatility was on full display, as he also contributed to 18% of the team’s special teams snaps.
One notable stretch for Peart came in Weeks 5 and 6, where he saw extensive action. He played 37 snaps in a win over the Raiders and then started the following week against the Chargers, playing every snap. This experience will undoubtedly benefit the Broncos’ offense in the upcoming season.
Before joining the Broncos, Peart spent the first four seasons of his career with the New York Giants. During his time with the Giants, he played 43 games and made seven starts, honing his skills and developing into a reliable tackle.
The re-signing of Peart is a strategic move by the Broncos, as they look to solidify their offensive line. He joins quarterback Jarrett Stidham, long snapper Mitchell Fraboni, and defensive tackle D.J. Jones as the fourth player to re-sign with the team this week.
As the NFL free agency period approaches, the Broncos are making calculated moves to strengthen their roster. The re-signing of Matt Peart is a testament to the team’s commitment to building a competitive squad for the upcoming season.