Even without a blockbuster trade of acquiring Aaron Rodgers, George Paton has made his first offseason as Broncos' GM about giving his defensive-minded head coach resource after resource in order to succeed in 2021.

The Broncos have a plan. They'll stick with it unless and until circumstances dictate otherwise.

DNVR Draft analyst Andre Simone dives into film breaking down some of Denver Broncos first-round NFL Draft pick Patrick Surtain II’s worst plays to show how close he is to becoming elite. https://youtu.be/AdUgi8O9v3w...

The dust has settled on the offseason and while moves at right tackle and quarterback still linger in the shadows, the vast majority of roster moves have already been made.  So, we’re going back, reviewing the tape, and looking at how Denver’s latest additions will contribute, starting with the NFL Draft. The 2021 class was significant with nine selections made…...

“Give me one man from among ten thousand if he is the best.” – Heraclitus I well remember where I was at the night that Halley’s Comet passed by earth in 1986, as I was just starting to fall in love with astronomy and astrophysics at the deepest dumb-it-down for me level. The rarity of the Halley’s event combined with…...

Here are the options they can turn to in order to protect Drew Lock, Teddy Bridgewater or, say, Aaron Rodgers this year. Fortunately for the Broncos, the list is long.

Only one team has allowed more combined kickoff- and punt-return touchdowns than the Broncos in the last two years. They hope their Day 3 picks can change that.

Another Broncos QB competition is set for training camp:

Drew Lock vs Teddy Bridgewater.

That is, unless George Paton finds an upgrade to the position. And just like he does with every position, he’ll be looking.

Learn more about the Broncos' Day 3 picks and how they will factor into the team's 2021 plans.

George Paton isn't just trusting his talent evaluators with his high-upside picks. He's trusting the entire Broncos organization to tap into the immense talent that he's bringing to Denver in 2021.

Javonte Williams will share the backfield again in 2021. But if the gifted, special and physical runner turns into one of the NFL's best backs, as Paton hopes, it will be difficult to take him off the field in 2022 and beyond.

“We still got the two players we wanted — which is rare when you move back that far,” Broncos GM George Paton said.

In 2017, Javonte Williams' football career was one year away from ending as a high school linebacker.

On Friday night, he became the 35th player selected in the NFL Draft. As a running back.

With his eyes set on being one of best CBs in the NFL, Patrick Surtain II has all of the tools needed to do just that.

And he has the extra advantage of learning from some of the game's all-time best throughout the past 17 years of his life.

The NFL Draft is finally here and filled with drama. Between rumors of Aaron Rodgers being on the move, two of the top five quarterbacks falling out of the top 10, and the unexpected run on defenders near the end of the first round, there was plenty to talk about for football fans in the Mile High City on Thursday…...

To the surprise of the Broncos, Justin Fields was there at No. 9.

But the star quarterback wasn't on Denver's draft card.

Instead, it was cornerback Patrick Surtain II out of Alabama.

George Paton explained why.

Even though the Broncos didn't take a QB, the situation at the position hung over UCHealth Training Center like a fog Thursday night.

The No. 9 pick has aspirations to be No. 1 on the field individually and as a defense.

With our final 200-plus draftable prospects in the 2021 NFL Draft in the books, it’s time to shift our focus to the strengths and weaknesses of this draft at each position. This is an offensive-heavy draft with only the key positions in defending the pass, like cornerback and edge rusher, standing out on the defensive side. Below you’ll find the…...