Wednesday was an encouraging sign that Sean Payton could have Javonte Williams and Jerry Jeudy on Sunday against the Raiders.
On Wednesday, the Denver Broncos, Sean Payton and George Paton made a number of roster moves. The team did NOT pick up a single player on the waiver wire, not did a single Bronco get picked up on the wire. What does this say about the team?
Denver also began to build their practice squad with many familiar faces, including Ben DiNucci and Lil’Jordan Humphrey, as well as former first-round receiver Phillip Dorsett. Will Dorsett become a valuable receiver to Russell Wilson when Jerry Jeudy is hurt? Will the Broncos make another significant move at receiver to go along with Mavin Mims and Courtland Sutton?
The Denver Broncos had their second joint practice against the Los Angeles Rams on Thursday. Unfortunately, early in practice, Jerry Jeudy left practice on a cart after injuring his leg. After practice, Sean Payton said Jeudy suffered a hamstring injury. What does this mean for the Broncos’ offense after Tim Patrick’s injury? Is Marvin Mims primed to step up in Jeudy’s place?
Jerry Jeudy left Thursday’s practice on a cart.
After practice, Sean Payton gave an update to Jeudy’s condition.
With injuries stacking up in the receiver room, one young receiver has caught the eyes of the coaching staff.
The Broncos are back! In their first action of the preseason, the Denver Broncos fell on the road in Arizona to the Cardinals 18-17. The game came down to the final seconds, when Arizona quarterback David Blough hit Brian Cobbs in the end zone for an 18-yard touchdown, and the Cardinals converted the game-winning two-point conversion. The Broncos’ defensive starters…
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…
ENGLEWOOD, Colo. — We’re less than one week from preseason Broncos football, and head coach Sean Payton will be putting his starters on the field. “I haven’t shelled it out yet, but they’re going to play,” Payton said after Saturday’s practice. “We’ll figure out how many snaps. We typically break a game into three phases—first, second, third phase. And then special…
ENGLEWOOD, Colo. — The Broncos have hit the halfway point in training camp. “You come in off the drills and you say, ‘What are we doing well? What aren’t we doing well?’” head coach Sean Payton said after practice. “That’s every period, and specifically, when it gets to the preseason and you’re playing a game. I think the easier thing…
ENGLEWOOD, Colo. — Tim Patrick is done for the season. Patrick, 29, tore his Achilles during seven-on-sevens. He took the first two steps of a wheel route before his calf gave out, and he sat on the field until the play was over. Trainers took a peek at his left leg as the cart drove in from the sideline to…
Will Marvin Mims be a top three receiver for the Denver Broncos in 2023?
That is the question.
This is the debate.
The Denver Broncos’ receiver room has had a bad stretch of injuries throughout the past few years. If Jerry Jeudy, Tim Patrick and Courtland Sutton are all able to stay healthy in 2023, what are they capable of under Sean Payton? With Russell Wilson at quarterback, is the group capable of being a top-five group in the NFL? What are the realistic expectations for the Broncos’ pass game in 2023?
Jerry Jeudy and Courtland Sutton have both watched extensive film of New Orleans Saints’ receiver Michael Thomas this offseason after the team hired Sean Payton. Between Jeudy and Sutton, which will play a similar role to Thomas? Is it possible for either receiver to come close to putting up the All-Pro stats that Thomas did when he played under Payton?
Despite an offseason of trade speculation, Courtland Sutton remains in Denver.
Just where he wants to be.
The Madden 24 cover was revealed on Wednesday, and to no surprise, a Denver Bronco was not chosen. When will the next Bronco be on the cover of the iconic NFL game? Does Russell Wilson, Jerry Jeudy, Pat Surtain II or even Sean Payton have the best chance to represent the Broncos? Or will it be someone who isn’t currently even on the roster?
The Denver Broncos wrapped up their 2023 NFL Draft on Saturday with Sean Payton and George Paton talking about their picks. But first, the Broncos picked up Jerry Jeudy's fifth-year option on Monday. What does this mean for Courtland Sutton, Tim Patrick and K.J. Hamler's future on the team? What roles with the rookies Marvin Mims, Drew Sanders, Riley Moss, JL Skinner and Alex Forsyth have? Will they get significant playing time as rookies? Why did the Broncos trade for Adam Trautman from the New Orleans Saints? Will the Broncos re-sign Kareem Jackson?
Despite a loaded receiver room entering the draft, Sean Payton and George Paton invested even more into the room with their first pick in the draft.
But, according to Broncos’ management, the pick has nothing to do with the other receivers on the roster.
Sean Payton isn’t interested in trading Jerry Jeudy or Courtland Sutton.
But he also thinks the speculation will continue through the draft.
Does that mean there’s still a chance one of them is traded?
The fellas discuss!
Sean Payton and George Paton spoke at the NFL Owners Meetings on Monday. When talking about Javonte Williams’ status for Week 1, Paton was hesitant to say if the Denver Broncos’ starting running back will be ready to return from his injury. If Williams isn’t able to play, will Samaje Perine be able to handle the running back workload? Or will the Broncos have to re-sign Latavius Murray? Or potentially draft a running back. Would a later-round back, such as Deuce Vaughn, be a good addition? Or would a first-round investment in Bijan Robinson or Jahmyr Gibbs be needed? Could the Broncos trade either Jerry Jeudy or Courtland Sutton to get the draft capital to snag one of those running backs?
Denver Broncos’ head coach Sean Payton spoke for the first time since the start of free agency. At the NFL Owners Meetings on Monday morning, Payton discussed the team’s signings of Mike McGlinchey, Ben Powers, Zach Allen, Samaje Perine, Jarrett Stidham and Alex Singleton. Payton was also asked about the trade rumors surrounding Jerry Jeudy and Courtland Sutton and the state of the team moving forward.
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.
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