Denver Broncos cornerback Patrick Surtain II met with reporters on Tuesday as NFL training camps get underway. Denver Broncos cornerback Patrick Surtain II addressed reporters Tuesday as training camp gets underway and he made the team’s 2026 objective clear: the Super Bowl is the goal. And that, of course, should surprise no one.
With Super Bowl dreams dashed by a heartbreaking ankle injury six months ago, Denver held its breath. As per a report by The Denver Post, QB Bo Nix’s trainer has revealed the truth about his comeback.
The Denver Broncos are beginning training camp this week, with the hopes that they can return to the AFC Championship and this time represent the conference in the Super Bowl.
Ben Powers was slated to be one of the Denver Broncos’ most highly-paid players in the final year of his four-year contract. Now, he’s taking a pay cut after injuries disrupted his 2025 NFL season.
Be it stars returning from late-season injuries to starter-level players who missed most or all of last season, the NFL features a host of rehab odysseys to follow as training camps near.
Denver Broncos quarterback Bo Nix ranked third in passes completed and led the league in passing attempts last season. He also led the team to a deep playoff appearance, yet an NFL analyst exposed a critical limitation in Nix’s game.
After playing his third season with the Broncos in 2025, left guard Ben Powers came up as a trade/release candidate over the winter. As Broncos veterans prepare to report to training camp on Tuesday, Powers is still on their roster.
For the past 20-plus years, the Denver Broncos have almost always had an undrafted rookie make the 53-man roster, and that was true in 2024 and 2025. While there's a lot of interest in the Broncos' latest batch, we're going to look back at a few previous undrafted rookies to see where they stand.
Broncos G Ben Powers has agreed to a restructured contract that includes a “significant” pay cut, according to Mike Klis. Powers will still be drawing starter money Klis adds but will be lower than the $13 million he was scheduled to earn in 2026, none of which was guaranteed.
The 2025 NFL season didn't go as smoothly as hoped for some proven players. These players are the top candidates on their respective teams to bounce back this season.
There has been much lamentation and gnashing of teeth over the Denver Broncos' 2026 schedule . The first six weeks, in particular, are brutal. We said it back when the schedule dropped, and we'll say it again: No team has a tuffer first half of the schedule than the Broncos.
It's been a long offseason. The arduous wait is almost over, though, as the Denver Broncos begin training camp this week . The rookies reported last week, while the veterans will do so on Tuesday, July 28.
Denver Broncos quarterback Bo Nix is entering his third season in the NFL, and it’s an important year for the former Oregon standout. Bo Nix and the Denver
The Denver Broncos only lost two key free agents this offseason, one of whom was a starter. They're returning roughly 90% of their 2025 snaps. That makes
The Denver Broncos made two roster moves Sunday ahead of training camp, placing inside linebacker Jordan Turner on the Active/Non-Football Injury (NFI) list and guard Nick Gargiulo on the Active/Physically Unable to Perform (PUP) list.
The Denver Broncos are bringing back most of their starters from last season, with only one spot really up for grabs as training camp kicks off this week .
The Broncos announced on Sunday that they have placed G Nick Gargiulo on the physically unable to perform list and LB Jordan Turner on the non-football injury list.
The Denver Broncos are getting their ducks in a row ahead of training camp. The veterans report on Tuesday, July 28 , and from there, the Broncos will be off to the 2026 races.
Head coach Sean Payton enters the 2026 season with his coaching legacy increasingly tied to the continued development of quarterback Bo Nix. After two seasons of producing both playoff success and lingering questions, the Broncos QB is approaching what Denver Post columnist Troy Renck believes will be the defining year of his career.
Former Broncos outside linebackers coach Michael Wilhoite appears poised to return to the team, per CBS Sports’ Matt Zenitz. In February 2025, Wilhoite was arrested on suspicion of second-degree assault, and Denver fired him shortly thereafter.
Jonathon Cooper was arrested twice in late June in connection to an incident involving his ex-girlfriend. The first arrest produced charges for Cooper and his then-girlfriend, while the second brought four new charges — including one felony charge — against the Broncos outside linebacker.
The Denver Broncos have much more talent at wide receiver than they did a few years ago. Because of that, the team could face some tough decisions when it trims its roster before the 2026 season.
The 2026 NFL season is nearly upon Broncos fans. After a tremendous 2025 season, hopes are high. Denver did not make many changes this offseason, so most of the depth chart appears very clear.