The Denver Nuggets’ 2025 free agency overhaul looked smart on paper, until one glaring roster mistake began to take shape.

Not long after that, the Nuggets brought back a familiar face. A key part of Denver’s 2023 title run, Bruce Brown signed a 1-year deal to return to Mile High.

After falling short in the playoffs, Denver shook up its roster. We break down every 2025 Nuggets' free agency move and signing grades.

But if the Nuggets aren’t comfortable paying Gordon, say, $20 million a year, the hybrid forward might play this year out and test free agency next offseason. Before Murray got hurt, Gordon ...

Grading the Denver Nuggets’ Free Agency So Far originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The Denver Nuggets entered the NBA offseason looking to upgrade their roster around their core of Nikola Jokic, ...

With several moves around the margins that improve their roster, it's safe to say that the Denver Nuggets have been the best team in NBA free agency so far.

Denver now awaits decisions from Kentavious Caldwell-Pope and Reggie Jackson on their respective player options, as what those two guards decide to do will alter how the Nuggets approach free agency.

Taurean Prince is another potential bargain option that the Nuggets could sign in free agency. Prince is a quality 3-and-D forward who averaged 8.2 points, 3.6 rebounds, and 1.9 assists per game.

The Lakers lost Dorian Finney-Smith in free agency, and haven’t replaced him on the wing. Finney-Smith played with Luka Doncic in Dallas, and is the exact type of 3-and-D wing who can succeed off Luka ...

The Nuggets have much fewer openings in free agency than they did a year ago. For example, Denver doesn't require much help on the wings. Gordon, Porter Jr., Strawther, Watson, Braun, and Tyson.

With these moves, the Nuggets earned an A- free agency grade as they have done a great job of upgrading their roster, primarily their depth, to chase another title next season.

Denver now awaits decisions from Kentavious Caldwell-Pope and Reggie Jackson on their respective player options, as what those two guards decide to do will alter how the Nuggets approach free agency.