Whether it’s working the phones in free agency, grinding tape with George Paton in his office or leaving a few million in cap space for George to “make his magic,” Russell Wilson wants to make sure the Broncos are put in the best possible position to win Super Bowls.

Dulcich & Ojemudia are IR bound… but will be back soon.

Purcell & Tomlinson were released… but will be back soon.

Turner & Cleveland… will be back soon.

Brandon Johnson… could be back soon?

George Paton explains all of his roster moves ⬇️⬇️

By Tuesday at 2 p.m. MDT, George Paton and Nathaniel Hackett have to trim their roster down to the final 53 players.

Here are all the moves the Broncos made.

The Broncos have less than one week until they need to have their final 53-man roster.

Will George Paton be able to trade multiple players in the process of building his final roster?

Here's how the final 53-man roster could shake out.

With two preseason games left, the Broncos’ final 53-man roster is beginning to come together.

Here’s an early prediction at who will make it and who will be on the outside looking in.

The Broncos were without a team president for less than 48 hours.

Here’s why new President Damani Leech is exactly what Greg Penner and the new ownership were looking for.

Russell Wilson reported for his first training camp in Denver on Tuesday morning with two years remaining on his contract and only $5 million in dead cap.

Later in the day, George Paton made his intentions about Wilson's future in Denver very clear.

If Washington's approach to competing for the starting job is anything like his mentality returning kicks, he'll approach the summer competition without a single fear as if he's just in the backyard with his friends.

The Broncos didn't have a single Pro Bowler last year.

That won't happen this year.

But how many Pro Bowlers will the Broncos have?

We've set the line at over/under 4.5.

The Broncos certainly don’t have a shortage of pass rushers.

But who will lead the team in sacks?

Randy Gregory?
Bradley Chubb?
Nik Bonitto?
Dre’Mont Jones?

Will Javonte Williams top 1,000 rushing yards this year?

On one hand, he was only 97 yards shy as a rookie.

But on the other hand, he'll be sharing the backfield again.

Melvin Gordon has never been the second option in a running back room in the NFL.

He’s always been RB1.

He intends to keep it that way in 2022.

The moment George Paton landed Russell Wilson, expectations for the 2022 Denver Broncos drastically changed.

But what is the bar Denver must cross for this year to be considered a success?

When the pads come on in training camp, Albert O. will need to show he can hold his own against Denver's talented front seven.

If and when that happens, Okwuegbunam will be back at the top of the rollercoaster, just where he started in the offseason in a prime position to become Denver's starting tight end.

In less than a week, Russell Wilson has talked to the four major players in the Broncos' new ownership group.

"I think that relationship is really important, and we want to do everything we can to win. That dialogue is everything. That’s what helps win."

The guys break down what the Broncos' needs will be next year, discuss the sleeper positions that Denver could need in 2023, answer listener questions and much more.

For the first time since 2010, the Broncos are without Von Miller heading into the summer months.

However, the wave of pass rushers George Paton has assembled are showing traits, flashes and promise to take over in the post-Miller era.

The AFC West is absolutely stacked with talent.

Outside of QB, who is the one player from the division that would be the best addition on the Broncos?

A pass rusher?

Receiver?

Cornerback?

The fellas discuss in the latest roundtable!

“This is Super bowl or Bust this year.”

The Broncos don’t just have their sights set at the top, they’re putting in the extra work to get there, thanks in large part to Russell Wilson.