Denver Broncos HC Sean Payton joined Trey Wingo on The Wingo Network to discuss one of the most significant developments in NFL draft history. For Payton, it was the moment he understood the New Orleans Saints had missed their chance to get Patrick Mahomes.
Last season, the Denver Broncos put up their best record since 2010, finishing a league-best 14-3. Though their offense was by no means a detriment, their tremendous success can be largely attributed to their defense.
This week at his youth football camp, Troy Franklin talked about his quarterback, Bo Nix, and their relationship. Franklin and Nix played two seasons (2022-2023) together at the University of Oregon.
The Denver Broncos have some real momentum going into the six-week NFL summer – that period in between offseason programs and training camp. With Jaylen
As the United States Men’s National Team (USMNT) prepares for a busy schedule of international soccer, the Denver Broncos found a unique way to welcome one of soccer’s biggest names to the Mile High City: Mauricio Pochettino.
The Denver Broncos opted to stay in the Ja'Quan McMillian business — for 2026, at least. Following the nickel cornerback's impressive 2025 campaign, finishing with five total takeaways on a defense that struggled to force turnovers, he hit the restricted free-agent ranks.
Yardbarker's best-of NFL positional series continues with linebackers. This does not cover pure pass-rushing threats -- we will get to them -- but rather true off-ball defenders who thrived as traditional inside and outside 'backers.
Bo Nix was supposed to be back from his ankle surgery in time to get every snap during the Denver Broncos' offseason training program. That was the team's message throughout the offseason, beginning in January when Nix first suffered his fractured ankle .
The Denver Broncos have waived WR Michael Woods II from injured reserve with an injury settlement, per the NFL’s Official Transaction Wire. Woods reverted to injured reserve after being waived with an injury designation earlier this month.
The Denver Broncos' skill positions have come a long way since Sean Payton arrived as head coach in 2023. Payton has rebuilt the wide receiver, running back, and tight end rooms, though the latter still has some serious question marks enteirng 2026.
A key Denver Broncos player is already thinking about where he’ll be after the 2026 season, but that’s not a bad thing. In fact, it may be a positive for the Broncos in 2026.
Denver Broncos head coach Sean Payton has had a long history of criticizing NFL referees over a lack of consistency and clarity. In response, the league office is implementing new accountability procedures for game officials.
Not only do the Denver Broncos have one of the best guards in the NFL, but their other starter is also very solid and capable. The Broncos also have good depth at the position, especially based on their offensive line philosophy.
There aren’t many quarterback-receiver duos as in sync as Denver Broncos’ Bo Nix and Troy Franklin. As they gear up for their fifth straight season together, their on-field chemistry has only continued to evolve since their college football days.
Ja’Quan McMillian enters the final year of his contract for the 2026 NFL season. Without an extension, he hits unrestricted free agency in March 2027, which makes his case a ticking clock for the Denver Broncos head coach Sean Payton.
Alex Singleton has the heart of a warrior. Last season, after a year-long battle to return from a torn ACL, he returned to the starting lineup in Week 1.
We've reached that point in the NFL offseason where lists and rankings from around the internet drive what little football conversation there is on social media.
The Denver Broncos entered the 2026 offseason with legitimate Super Bowl aspirations and a clear determination to maximize the development of quarterback Bo Nix.
There’s no lingering concern from Denver Broncos head coach Sean Payton about Bo Nix’s injury, and the team is hyped about his new receiver. However, could a potential Super Bowl season have gotten off on shaky footing?
With all 32 NFL teams just about done with OTAs and mandatory minicamps, Athlon Sports is going under the hood to see what key questions remain for each team before training camps open in July.
Luca Evans reports that the Broncos have officially agreed to terms with third-round DT Tyler Onyedim on Sunday. This means that the Broncos have now wrapped up their entire 2026 draft class: Onyedim, 23, began his college career at Iowa State where he played four seasons.
The Broncos drafted a cornerback in the first round last year despite no apparent need at the position. Indeed, Denver’s 14-3 season unfolded with Patrick Surtain, Riley Moss and Ja’Quan McMillian as the top three corners.