As the Denver Broncos ramp up the intensity of training camp over the past two days, we've seen two key players limp off the field with injuries. On Tuesday — Day 4 of Broncos camp — Pro Bowl outside linebacker Nik Bonitto exited practice early, limping off the field surrounding by trainers.
Denver Broncos star OLB Nik Bonitto left practice hobbled by an apparent injury and did not return on Tuesday. The latest from Sean Payton isn’t a lot to go on, but at least suggests that it’s nothing serious.
The Denver Broncos on Tuesday revealed an updated "master plan" for its new, state-of-the-art stadium in Burnham Yard that's expected to open in 2031. Per the team's official website, which shared renderings of the plans, "the new site layout ...
The Denver Broncos made a big-time addition earlier this offseason by trading for wide receiver Jaylen Waddle. When the Denver Broncos traded for Jaylen Waddle earlier this offseason, it didn’t take long for Marvin Mims to question what the move meant for his future in the offense.
The Denver Broncos are currently in the middle of training camp as they gear up for the 2026 NFL season. The Broncos are returning most of their core from a year ago, one that led the team to an appearance in the AFC Championship Game as the number one seed in the conference.
GM George Paton and head coach Sean Payton have done a good job building the Denver Broncos. The power duo took what many felt was a multi-year build and fast-tracked it to the AFC championship game in three years.
Luke Wattenberg wasn't the only player to suffer an injury at Denver Broncos training camp. Per 9NEWS' Mike Klis, Broncos outside linebacker Dondrea Tillman missed a majority of Monday's practice due to a "slight hamstring issue." Klis added that Tillman participated in some rehab work off to the side.
The Jaylen Waddle trade was one of the offseason’s biggest moves and it has the Broncos firmly in position to compete for a Lombardi Trophy in 2026. Does Jaylen Waddle really push the Denver Broncos into Super Bowl contention?
The ramp-up continued at Denver Broncos training camp on Monday. For this first time this summer, the Broncos donned pads, which amped up the intensity a few notches.
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 cornerback Riley Moss is entering his fourth season in the NFL after standout career at Iowa. Denver Broncos cornerback Riley Moss is entering a contract year.
The Denver Broncos have one of the most fearless head coaches in the entire NFL. Sean Payton is famous for being an offensive genius and a master play caller.
The Denver Broncos' first padded practice of training camp was not without injury. Starting center Luke Wattenberg exited practice in obvious pain and was helped off the field by trainers.
The Denver Broncos encountered an injury concern during Monday’s first padded training camp practice when starting center Luke Wattenberg left the field after going down during a one-on-one drill.
The Broncos’ defense is full of players on second contracts with the team. Denver either re-signed or extended its entire projected starting front seven, while Patrick Surtain is locked in long term in the secondary.
The first week of Denver Broncos training camp is in the books. While it's still early, several performances have already altered our last 53-man roster projection .
Patrick Surtain II or Nik Bonitto might be the straw that stirs the Denver Broncos' defensive drink, but there's an equally important component to the cocktail that rarely gets mentioned.
Can J.K. Dobbins finally play his first full NFL season after six years? The running back’s career has been repeatedly derailed by injuries. Now, the Broncos star looks done with that reputation after starting only 20 of the team’s last 34 regular-season games.
After a productive week of training camp practices, the Denver Broncos are taking a rest day. Sunday, there are no practices being held at the new-and-improved Broncos Park Powered by CommonSpirit.
Jaylen Waddle's performance at Denver Broncos training camp has been a spectacle. The veteran wideout's speed and acrobatic one-handed catches have left jaws agape and fans imagining what it's all going to look like when September rolls around.
Bo Nix is making one thing crystal clear as the Denver Broncos begin preparations for the 2026 NFL season. His repaired ankle will not change the way he plays quarterback.
Taysom Hill recently confirmed he will not return to the Saints in 2026. The free agent Swiss Army knife has not officially retired, though, and at least one team appears to be interested.
Bo Nix has recovered from his untimely fractured right ankle and the Denver Broncos quarterback maintains the injury won't cause him to change his style of play.
Broncos linebacker Jonathon Cooper continues to navigate legal issues stemming from his pair of June arrests. The Broncos excused Cooper from minicamp, but it sounds like the veteran is back with the team for the start of training camp.
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.