The Nuggets face crucial decisions this offseason with multiple paths forward after a disappointing follow-up to their championship season. Josh Kroenke's emphasis on internal development signals one approach, but trade possibilities and free agent signings offer alternative strategies to address the team's glaring bench weaknesses.• Front office restructuring remains unresolved with Ben Tenzer likely to become GM, possibly with another executive above him• David Adelman's coaching hire represents the first step in the internal development strategy• Young players like Christian Braun, Peyton Watson, and Julian Strawther need growth to contribute meaningfully• The Nuggets have zero draft picks and limited tradeable future assets (only a 2031 first-round pick)• Free agency options are limited by second apron constraints to minimum contracts and the taxpayer exception• Trading core players is challenging due to their large contracts, though breaking MPJ's deal into multiple rotation pieces is possible• Potential trade targets include Goga Bitadze (Orlando), Patrick Williams/Kevin Huerter/Ayo Dosunmu (Chicago), or Grant Williams/Josh Green/Josh Okogie (Charlotte)• Bruce Brown reunion appears likely using the taxpayer exception• Most realistic scenario involves keeping the core together while adding veteran minimum players to strengthen the benchAwesome resources for the Nuggets offseason:Jake Coyne's incredible documentGame Theory with Sam VecenieSend Me a Text MessageSupport the showDon't forget to subscribe on Apple or Spotify and leave those 5 Star reviews!Follow us on SocialFacebookX / TwitterInstagram

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