Denver Broncos GM George Paton and head coach Sean Payton have accomplished a great deal in a short amount of time. They've turned the Broncos around and positioned them for a return to the playoffs in 2025.
On Thursday, the Denver Broncos punctuated an eventful week with GM George Paton holding court for his annual post-roster press conference. The Broncos whittled their 90-man offseason squad down to the final 53 players ahead of Tuesday's deadline, which included some difficult decisions and cuts.
With the Denver Broncos setting their initial 53-man roster , it reflected a personnel strength that they haven’t had in years. It is a testament to GM George Paton and head coach Sean Payton's work in rebuilding the Broncos' roster, as 39 of the 53 players on the initial 53-man squad were also on the 2024 roster.
While Denver Broncos GM George Paton and Sean Payton have built up a solid roster, there are still a few areas where they could use additional help. Fortunately,
The Denver Broncos have a strong history at the safety position. This team almost always seems to have a capable duo in the defensive backfield. Last year, the Broncos had a solid safety tandem, even though it was carried by one starter.
For some time now, there has been considerable praise for the work head coach Sean Payton and GM George Paton have done in rebuilding the Denver Broncos, from both local and national media.
The inherently time-consuming job of being an NFL general manager means burning the midnight oil and making the big decisions. Denver Broncos GM George Paton knows that rust never sleeps.
The Denver Broncos have announced a few front-office moves. After spending the last three years as the Broncos' director of player personnel, Reed Burckhardt has been promoted to assistant general manager, filling the role that was vacated by Darren Mougey, who joined the New York Jets as their GM earlier this offseason.
Broncos GM George Paton admitted it was risky to trade back when their day 2 target, RB RJ Harvey, was still on the board. “It’s always a risk when you trade back,” Paton said, via Broncos Wire.
As years go by, it's easy to forget some of the players who suited up on the gridiron. While the quarterback is the one position in the NFL that is under
Sean Payton, George Paton, and the Denver Broncos are constantly trying to find ways to improve both the roster and the staff, front office, and coaching.
The Denver Broncos have built a strong roster. GM George Paton and head coach Sean Payton's work allowed them to go different ways in the NFL draft, and their roster is now oozing potential.
The Denver Broncos made some trades during the second round of the 2025 NFL draft, with two moves down the board before they finally made their first selection.
While there’s been plenty of talk about teams potentially moving back in the first round, it sounds like one team is actually focused on moving up the draft board.
It’s no secret that Denver Broncos general manager George Paton prioritizes the offensive and defensive lines. The trenches on both sides of the ball boast some of the best units in football, and it will remain that way as long as Paton is in charge.
Denver Broncos general manager George Paton may have provided a clue about which running back they fancy in the 2025 NFL Draft, scheduled April 24-26 in Green Bay.
Broncos GM George Paton said the team will target a running back in this upcoming draft and believes there are players in all three days that can make an impact for them.
GM George Paton got to talk to the media today and address a lot of questions about the Broncos upcoming offseason. This is everything you need to know about about this press conference.
When George Paton took over as the Denver Broncos general manager in January 2021, his vision wasn’t built on flashy, groundbreaking ideas. Instead, he
The Denver Broncos have not yet had a winning season since George Paton took over as their general manager, but the executive’s job reportedly is secure.
The Denver Broncos seem to have stabilized the ship as the season has gone along, but they may still consider throwing a notable front-office name overboard at season's end.