Truly great defenses tend to be as quick with a quote as they are with a pass rush. The 2025 Denver Broncos are no different, with several defensive starters
Denver Broncos starting defensive end John Franklin-Myers missed practice Wednesday with what the team listed as a knee injury on its initial Week 2 status report.
Malcolm Roach was already known to be out for Week 1. The veteran defensive lineman will be unavailable through at least the first month of the campaign.
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One of the top developments of this offseason in the case of the Broncos has been extension agreements with in-house players. Defensive linemen Zach Allen and wideout Courtland Sutton each have new four-year deals in hand.
The Denver Broncos exceeded the expectations set for them in 2024, finishing the season with a 10-7 record and making the playoffs for the first time since their 2015 Super Bowl-winning season.
John Franklin-Myers had a career year in his first season with the Denver Broncos. He will be a key starter for them again in 2025, but his long-term future with the franchise remains uncertain.
According to Chris Tomasson, the Broncos have not initiated any extension negotiations with DL John Franklin-Myers and are instead focusing on possible deals with DL Zach Allen and LB Nik Bonitto.
John Franklin-Myers is coming off a career year. After being traded to the Denver Broncos last spring, he would go on to produce seven sacks, 40 tackles, and eight tackles for a loss, all of which were career-high marks.
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While the Denver Broncos have a strong interior defensive line unit for the 2025 season, it can easily become a weakness after the season. The reason it
John Franklin-Myers, the Denver Broncos’ hard-hitting defensive end, is making waves with his push for a contract extension. Fresh off a career-high 7.0 sacks in 2024, he’s not staying quiet.
Sean Payton announced at Thursday's OTA that defensive lineman John Franklin-Myers will be at mandatory minicamp next week, according to Zac Stevens. This will come as a relief to many Denver Broncos fans, as Franklin-Myers had been the lone absentee during OTAs.
The Denver Broncos have a wealth of options along their defensive line in the form of John Franklin-Myers, Zach Allen, and Nik Bonitto. But just over a year from now, the Broncos might be suffering from their success at accumulating talent in that area of the field.
Rather than rewarding him with the extension he desires, Bleacher Report has urged the Denver Broncos to consider trading starting defensive end John Franklin-Myers ahead of the 2025 NFL season.
The Denver Broncos acquired interior defensive lineman John Franklin-Myers in a trade with the New York Jets last year. As a Bronco, he would produce seven sacks, a career high, along with 21 pressures.
The first phase of the Denver Broncos' offseason programs starts on May 9 with a rookie minicamp, followed by voluntary workouts May 27-29 and June 3-5.
The Denver Broncos have some tradable assets as the NFL draft approaches, but a defensive lineman may be their best asset. John Franklin-Myers is coming off the best season of his caree, with seven sacks, and was a major difference-maker for the Broncos defense in 2024.
The Denver Broncos seem to be set at one cornerback position for years to come. And they’ve tried to spice up their special teams. But it’s the offseason now, and tough choices are part of it.
Denver Broncos defensive end John Franklin-Myers didn’t shy away when asked about facing his former team, the New York Jets, in their Week 4 matchup on Sunday.
The New York Jets may have to deal with a considerable absence on their defensive line with the departure of defensive end John Franklin-Myers this offseason.
The Denver Broncos acquired defensive end John Franklin-Myers from the New York Jets in exchange for a 2026 sixth-round pick, both teams confirmed Monday.
After revamping their offensive line and adding some pieces defensively, the New York Jets, with a healthy Aaron Rodgers, could be a dark-horse playoff contender in the AFC.