Yesterday, the Broncos jumped into free agency in a hurry, signing 5 free agents. Today, they decided to relax, inking just three more players to free agent deals.

Dawkins, the long time Eagle safety, received a five year deal, worth $17 million ($7.2 million guaranteed) and includes incentives that could tack an extra $10 million onto the contract.

The Broncos also signed ex-Colt, Darrell Reid to a three year deal worth $6.8 million and the former Browns’ Andra Davis to a two year agreement.

The three signings today continue the defensive overhaul of a Bronco team that collapsed late last season, losing their final three games of the season, allowing the San Diego Chargers to take the AFC West crown. In the deciding game with the Chargers, the Broncos defense gave up 289 yards and 5 TD’s on the ground, losing in embarassing fashion 52-21.

With this flood of signings, Denver is obviously trying to make sure that doesn’t happen again.

Winslow was drafted 6th overall in 2004 but has been inconsistent for the Browns. He missed the entire 2005 season after a motorcycle accident and dealt with health issues last season as well.

If healthy, Winslow can certainly perform. The tight end recorded 80+ catches in 2006 and 2007, and had over 1,000 receiving yards in 07.