On paper, the Denver Broncos certainly appear to be a team in need of a quarterback, but the reality is they may already have their 2024 starter on the roster.
Broncos HC Sean Payton commented on the potential of new DB coach and former NFL S Jim Leonhard. “Jim was someone that I had spoken with last offseason,” Payton said at the combine, via BroncosWire.com.
After a tumultuous two years in Denver and toxic relationship with head coach Sean Payton in 2023, Russell Wilson is glad to be in the Black and Gold. Wilson inked his one-year deal at the UPMC Rooney Sports Complex Friday morning, officially becoming a member of the club.
For the first time in what seems like an eternity, the Denver Broncos are stoically moving forward with a rebuild. Before it gets better, there will be short-term pain for the long-suffering ranks of Broncos Country, but under Sean Payton, a more cohesive plan is finally emerging.
As the Denver Broncos prepare for a rebuilding year in 2024 while restocking their salary cap space, the team has been relatively quiet during NFL free agency.
The first day of the 2024 league year may have started for the NFL on Wednesday, March 13, but that hasn’t stopped the pro football community from continuing to voice its displeasure for Denver Broncos head coach Sean Payton’s handling of Russell Wilson last season.
Jerry Jeudy seemed to take a shot at his former employer while speaking with reporters.
The former first-round pick's claim that quarterback Drew Brees "carried" Payton and he hasn't done anything since isn't completely outlandish.
The Broncos bring back big Lil’Jordan Humphrey to provide some depth to their receiver room. According to 9NEWS Denver’s Mike Klis, the Denver Broncos have re-signed Lil’Jordan Humphrey to a one-year deal.
According to Chris Tomasson, the Broncos are re-signing WR Lil’Jordan Humphrey to a one-year deal. He’s a favorite of HC Sean Payton from New Orleans and will compete for a depth role again in 2024. Humphrey, 25, wound up going undrafted out of Texas back in 2019.
The Denver Broncos may still be far from making a push for the Super Bowl, but they’re hard at work to building a team that can stand atop the rest of the NFL.
When you manage an NFL team, and you have a franchise quarterback, there is always a primary objective. Keep that quarterback happy. Objectively, the Dallas Cowboys haven't done the best job about that.
NFL defenses have changed the last several years, and the offense Payton runs is the perfect counter-punch. The NFL has changed over the last several years.
After losing Christian Parker to the Philadelphia Eagles, the Denver Broncos replaced him with new defensive backs coach Jim Leonhard. Leonhard is a former NFL safety who had brief stops with the Broncos and with the New Orleans Saints during his playing days.
The league year hasn’t started yet and Sean Payton is in the process of doing what should have happened years ago. This is what a rebuild looks like. It’s also eight years in the making.
With Russell Wilson’s exit, the Denver Broncos have been receiving a boatload of backlash, especially towards head coach Sean Payton, who apparently forced the veteran quarterback to get benched last season.
The chickens are coming home to roost within the Denver Broncos power structure. Carrying the can for perhaps the worst trade in NFL history to acquire quarterback Russell Wilson was always going to spew dangerous shrapnel toward the Broncos shot-callers.
Russell Wilson’s time with the Denver Broncos didn’t last nearly as long as we thought it would, with the team informing him they will release him, making him a free agent.
The Denver Broncos made the move everyone knew was coming on Monday, set to release quarterback Russell Wilson just two years after acquiring him in a blockbuster trade.
With Wilson's pending release, all eyes in Denver turn toward Payton.
Russell Wilson thanked a lot of people in his parting message to the Denver Broncos. It’s not hard to guess who he left out.
More likely than not, the Russell Wilson days in Denver are over. The team will need to look for a new quarterback option for several reasons, including money and performance.
The Broncos have missed the playoffs for eight straight seasons.
The clock is ticking for the Minnesota Vikings to get a deal done with quarterback Kirk Cousins.
The Denver Broncos are widely expected to be in the market for a quarterback this offseason, be it through the NFL Draft or the open market. One new claim suggests that coach Sean Payton might already have his preferred quarterback in mind.
While debating where Russell Wilson should be traded on ESPN's "Get Up," Mike Tannenbaum claimed that Wilson and the Jets would be the perfect fit.
Broncos HC Sean Payton highlighted the team’s red zone offense as an area that needs to improve next season. “There are a couple things,” Payton said, via Broncos Wire.
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