The Denver Nuggets enter this offseason with some big financial decisions on their hands.  As their cap sheet currently stands, the Nuggets are about $16 million over the luxury tax line. They're $12 million over the first apron, and right above that dreaded second apron line by just over $200,000. The Nuggets are primed to make some cost-cutting moves around the edges this summer to help offer some better cap flexibility. Especially with a restricted free agent like Peyton Watson hitting the market, Denver is all but certain to make adjustments to drop their total payroll down––and some could be significant. Combine that with Denver's historical hesitance to pay the tax, getting under that line might be one of the key focuses of this offseason entirely. Without imploding the entire rotation, though, let's break down three simple ways that the Nuggets could shed some salary off the books over the course of this offseason: 1.…