When it comes to the business of negotiating lucrative contract extensions, Denver Broncos general manager George Paton has his hands full. While front
Headlined by Talanoa Hufanga and Brandon Jones, the Denver Broncos have a talented group of safeties for the upcoming season. The Denver Broncos showcase one of the most talented secondaries in the National Football League.
Out with the old, in with the new. The Denver Broncos allowed starting running back of the past two seasons, Javonte Williams, to hit the bricks in free agency this past spring.
Does the former UDFA have a shot at making the roster with an influx of talent relative to last season? MHR’s own Scotty Payne did a great review of the Bronco TE room earlier this week.
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We asked Denver Broncos fans where they thought the team would finish in the AFC West this year. Surprise, surprise, we’re a bit optimistic! And for good reason.
The Denver Broncos are looking to build on a strong 2024 season, during which the team was part of the AFC playoff field. The team has already been hard at work preparing for their upcoming training camp and, of course, the 2025 season. One of their 2025 rookies is already made a strong impression during OTAs.
The Denver Broncos have a good No. 1 receiver in Courtland Sutton, but the team needs to find someone to step up next to him. Even with Evan Engram to help take attention away from Sutton and provide Bo Nix with another veteran weapon who can create mismatches, the Broncos still need their receiver room to step up and seize the No.
By most accounts, the Denver Broncos had a productive offseason. The roster-building pursuit is a year-round enterprise for teams, but the key stretch from March to May represents the bulk of the moves, including the free agency opening and the NFL draft.
The Denver Broncos drafted Bo Nix with the 12th overall pick in the 2024 NFL Draft, and the former Oregon quarterback entered the league with muted expectations.
Truly elite players, like Denver Broncos cornerback Patrick Surtain II, are hardwired to chase individual and team goals. In that vein, it's hardly surprising to hear the reigning Defensive Player of the Year is setting a high bar for himself yet again in 2025.
The Broncos offensive line is full of continuity and ranks as one of best units in the NFL. The Denver Broncos' offensive line has gone from being a weakness to being a strength of this team.
The Denver Broncos have something going that most other teams don’t: a league-low roster turnover rate . While teams, on average, have about 25-35% roster turnover, the Broncos sit below 20%, which helps maintain continuity with fewer changing pieces.
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Even from his days with the Oregon Ducks, Denver Broncos quarterback Bo Nix was known for being a team player. The former Duck brought a Chick-Fil-A truck
The early part of July is for speculation, hot takes, and debates as we await NFL training camps to open later this month. A to Z Sports' own Destin Adams and Kyle Crabbs have been analyzing each division, making bold predictions for teams and players.
When veteran players jump on board with a dramatic change in expectations and ambitions, it speaks volumes about how well-coached a team is. Undoubtedly,
One year ago, the Denver Broncos' roster wasn't viewed very favorably by the national perspective. Fast forward to today, and even the staunchest Broncos critic would be hard-pressed to find a genuine weakness on the 2025 roster.
Denver Broncos wide receiver Marvin Mims Jr. is heading into his third NFL season with big goals — and momentum on his side. One of his best moments came last December in a game against the Bengals.
The 2026 NFL Draft is still a season away, but for a franchise like the Denver Broncos, who are looking to build around their franchise quarterback Bo Nix to make a real run searching for foundational talent, early scouting is essential.
The Denver Broncos have a lot of talented players at the wide receiver position. The growth and development of the group will be one of the best storylines to watch this season.
The Denver Broncos added to their cornerback depth chart after selecting Jahdae Barron in the first round of the 2025 NFL draft. His selection gives the Broncos a cornerback on a cost-controlled deal for the next four seasons.
P.J. Locke played in the Broncos’ wild-card loss but was then unable to participate in team drills during minicamp this spring. The sixth-year safety was sidelined as a result of the spinal surgery he underwent following the 2024 campaign.
Evan Engram, the Denver Broncos' dynamic tight end, has chased the 1,000-yard receiving mark but has always fallen short. In 2023, he came close, as he hauled in 114 catches for 963 yards, earning a Pro Bowl nod.
Denver Broncos cornerback Patrick Surtain II won 2024 Defensive Player of the Year, but that's not stopping him from setting higher benchmarks heading into the 2025 season.