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Broncos ESPN’s Jeff Legwold notes the Broncos will be trying to balance fortifying the roster ahead of the trade deadline with keeping enough picks to fill long-term needs, with several starters on expiring deals this offseason. Chargers Chargers’ veteran EDGE…

AFC West teams are evaluating roster moves ahead of the NFL trade deadline. Los Angeles Chargers head coach Jim Harbaugh stated that veteran edge rusher Khalil Mack wants to stay and remains an integral part of the team despite trade rumors, leaving personnel decisions to general manager Joe Hortiz. Meanwhile, the Kansas City Chiefs are seeking a wide receiver in a trade and could potentially move cornerback Kristian Fulton, according to ESPN.
The Denver Broncos are reportedly balancing roster additions against retaining draft picks, with multiple starters on expiring contracts. Elsewhere in the division, the Las Vegas Raiders are expected to largely stand pat at the deadline, though they may listen to trade offers for offensive lineman Jackson Powers-Johnson.
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