On Sunday, Sean Payton told NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero that neither Jerry Jeudy nor Courtland Sutton will be traded.
On Monday, Payton doubled down on that stance.
Sean Payton and George Paton did some serious work to the Broncos’ roster during free agency.
But there is still work to be done.
What is Denver’s biggest remaining need?
In the first day of free agency, the Broncos spent nearly $175 million in contracts along with handing out $95 million in guarantees.
While the big-time spending is likely over, the Broncos still need to round out the rest of there roster.
Here are Denver’s latest moves.
Sean Payton didn’t waste a second making big-time moves his first offseason with the Broncos.
Within the first 12 hours of free agency, the Broncos spent $150 million.
How did Denver do in the first wave of free agency?
Thanks to deep pockets from the Walton-Penner ownership group, the Denver Broncos, led by Sean Payton and George Paton, have been one of the most active teams in NFL free agency. After signing many big-time free agents, what grades would you give the team for landing Mike McGlinchey, Ben Powers, Zach Allen and Samaje Perine? What about for re-signing Alex Singleton?
NFL reports continue to come out that the Denver Broncos are open to trading Courtland Sutton, Jerry Jeudy and K.J. Hamler. Will Sean Payton trade one of them? What would the right price be for George Paton to move one of them? Would it be a mistake to trade Sutton, Jeudy or Hamler? Is Sutton on the verge of being traded after his cryptic tweet? What could the Broncos get in return for any of the receivers? Also, the guys continue to break down the Broncos free agents moves, including signing Mike McGlinchey, Ben Powers, Jarrett Stidham, Alex Singleton, Chris Manhertz and Samaje Perine. What does Perine’s signing indicate about Javonte Williams’ health?
The Denver Broncos spent the most money in the entire NFL during the first day of free agency. Not only did they sign former San Francisco 49er Mike McGlinchey and Baltimore Raven Ben Powers to massive deals on the offensive line, they also built up their defense by signing former Arizona Cardinal Zach Allen and re-signed Alex Singleton. Singleton joins the show to talk about his new contract with the Broncos. Additionally, by signing Allen, however, Sean Payton and George Paton lost Dre’Mont Jones to the Seattle Seahawks. Was this the right decision? Arizona Cardinals insider from PHNX Bo Brack joins the show to discuss Allen. How did the team do on the first day of free agency?
NFL free agency kicks off on Mar. 13. with the legal tampering period.
But before then, Sean Payton and George Paton can still make moves signing and tagging their own players.
Here’s the latest with the Broncos’ free agency.
Which position will the Broncos invest the most in this offseason?
Will it finally be the offensive line?
Running back?
Or will it be on the defensive side?
The DNVR Broncos Crew gives their take!
In a 24 hours span, Sean Payton’s staff in Denver went from barely known to the public to nearly complete.
But a few notable positions remained vacant.
Here is everything you need to know about where things stand with Payton’s coaching staff.
With the NFL Combine around the corner, Sean Payton is expected to make significant progress on building his staff this week, including potentially locking down his offensive and defensive coordinator.
Here are the latest updates with Payton’s staff.
Sean Payton has stated he isn’t going to rush the process of building his coaching staff.
And he certainly isn’t moving fast.
But he is eyeing big-time names to lead the Broncos’ defense.
Denver Broncos head coach Sean Payton joins the show to discuss his move to the team. All-Pro Pat Surtain talks about his sensational year. Former New Orleans Saint Latavius Murray talks about what Payton brings to the Broncos. Meghan Payton breaks down Super Bowl LVII and talks about her dad.
Super Bowl 50 Champions Emmanuel Sanders, TJ Ward and Ryan Harris joins the show to talk about the 2015 Denver Broncos, Sean Payton, Russell Wilson and much more. NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero breaks down the future of the team and George Paton.
Denver Broncos legend Jake Plummer joins the show to talk about his career and the Broncos. NFL Network’s James Palmer breaks down Super Bowl LVII and when the Broncos will beat the Kansas City Chiefs. The fellas talk about a recent report saying that Sean Payton took Denver’s job in spite of Russell Wilson.
The DNVR Broncos crew is live for Day 2 of Super Bowl week on Radio Row. The guys are joined by Broncos linebacker Alex Singleton, ProFootballTalk analyst and former Broncos quarterback Chris Simms. The boys discuss Sean Payton, Sean Desai, Super Bowl LVII and more.
The Denver Broncos introduced head coach Sean Payton on Monday. The DNVR Broncos squad is live from Radio Row in Phoenix, the site of Super Bowl LLVII, to share their reactions. The guys are joined by Annie Agar, former NFL and Colorado Buffaloes wide receiver Mike Pritchard, The Ringer’s Senior NFL Editor Lindsay Jones and KOA’s Brandon Krisztal.. DON’T FORGET…...
Sean Payton knows what it takes to win a Super Bowl.
Less than a week on the job, Payton’s already making significant changes to try and get the Broncos back to the Super Bowl.
Sean Payton’s first major decision as head coach of the Denver Broncos will be to decide his defensive coordinator. With Vic Fangio reportedly going to the Miami Dolphins, is it Ejiro Evero or bust for Payton? Would Evero want to stay in Denver or take a different job in the NFL? What about on the offensive side of the ball? Who is the best option between Joe Lombardi, Greg Roman, Kliff Kingsbury and Mike Munchak?
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