How will Sean Payton go about replacing Greg Dulcich’s production in the passing game? Will Jerry Jeudy, Courtland Sutton and Marvin Mims be counted on even more? Or will the Broncos look to sign another tight end? Should Denver consider re-signing K.J. Hamler, who visited the Indianapolis Colts on Tuesday?
What about Caden Sterns?
ENGLEWOOD, Colo. — The next time we see the Broncos, they’ll be taking the field in Arizona for a real football game. (Well, at least as real as August football can be.) The Broncos held their final practice on Wednesday before they take on the Cardinals in a preseason bout at 8 p.m. MDT on Friday. Starters are expected to…
ENGLEWOOD, Colo. — The Broncos released their first depth chart of the 2023 season on Wednesday. The league mandates that all teams release a depth chart before each game, including for preseason games, like the one the Broncos will play Friday night in Arizona. The game will be broadcast in Denver by 9News, and out-of-market viewers can tune in with…
ENGLEWOOD, Colo. — Russell Wilson is officially turning heads. One potential reason… Justin Simmons’ absence. Early last week, Simmons picked Wilson off in three consecutive practices. With Simmons dealing with a tweaked groin, Wilson has put together his three best days of practice. For the first time all camp, deep balls are possible. Given that it’s Simmons’ job to take…
After the Denver Broncos’ second week of OTAs on Thursday, Sean Payton had massive praise for former third-round NFL Draft pick Greg Dulcich. Payton brought up former tight end greats like Jason Witten, Jimmy Graham and Jeremy Shockey when talking about Dulcich’s talent. Payton also said Dulcich could be the team’s “joker,” which has been held by other players in the past such as Reggie Bush, Alvin Kamara and Darren Sproles. If Dulcich lives up to his talent, what type of season would that look like working with Russell Wilson? On a totally unrelated note, the fellas also draft the best fast casual restaurants. What would you choose with the first-overall pick?
During Thursday’s OTAs, Greg Dulcich won on and off the field.
“He’s got traits that are exciting.”
And he’s finding a very special role in Sean Payton’s offense.
Despite a very disappointing season, there still have been a few bright spots in the Broncos’ dark year.
Who has overperformed the most this year?
The fellas discuss!
Another day, another hit to the Broncos’ passing game.
“It’s not looking good” for Courtland Sutton to play against the Chiefs as he deals with a hamstring injury.
But that could open the door to Denver’s biggest receiving threat on the roster.
Instead of passing play calling duties to Justin Outten, Nathaniel Hackett decided to jump over his OC and turn over the duties to QBs coach Klint Kubiak.
There were two reasons why.
After only five games, the Denver Broncos have reached a crucial point in the season. Not according to the media. Not according to the fans. Not according to the analysts. Not according to me.
According to the Broncos’ longest-tenured captain.
For the first time in what's felt like a long time, the Broncos were handed encouraging news on the injury front Tuesday.
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 ⬇️⬇️
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.
Despite a rollercoaster practice with highs and lows, Russell Wilson’s red zone success gave the Broncos’ offense the victory over the Cowboys’ defense during joint practice.
Russell Wilson led a game-winning touchdown drive to cap off Thursday’s practice, including a 35-yard completion on 4th-and-4.
But it was what Russ did behind the scenes that showed why he’s a special QB.
ENGLEWOOD, Colo. — Break the joggers out because Wednesday it was jog-through time down at Denver Broncos’ training camp. Although pads weren’t popping, there were still takeaways from the Broncos’ seventh practice of camp. Here’s what we learned. Who won the day: Receiver depth Only one week into camp and the Broncos’ depth at receiver is being tested… significantly. Not…...
Denver’s defense clearly had enough of Russell Wilson and Nathaniel Hackett being the storylines of camp.
The defense came out of the gate with their hair on fire at all three levels during the first practice of camp.
But Russ did fight back at the end of practice.
Trading for Russell Wilson changed the trajectory of the Denver Broncos as a franchise. Still, the collateral damage from the trade with Seattle will impact other positions on the Broncos’ roster. Other than the draft picks, Noah Fant was the greatest asset the Broncos gave Seattle in exchange for Wilson. Fant’s level of play in Denver gave Broncos fans plenty…
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.
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