George Paton's first free agency with the Denver Broncos is nearly underway. But before the general manager looks to sign other teams free agents, he'll need to first take a look at who could be leaving Denver.

Here are the Broncos currently set to hit the open market on Mar. 17.

With the salary cap expected to drop to roughly $180 million, NFL teams will be looking to save cap space everywhere they can.

Here are the players George Paton and the Broncos could move on from this offseason to open up cap space.

If 2020 has taught us anything, it is this: It can always get worse. But it has also been a test of character. Sunday, the Broncos showed why they're passing that test.

After losing 31-3, Vic Fangio was disappointed in his quarterbacks and himself for the situation the Broncos were in on Sunday.

Here's the event that led to Denver having to play an NFL game without a single quarterback.

There were two words uttered about Justin Simmons on Wednesday that you would never have expected to hear said about someone playing better than perhaps any safety in the NFL.

Denver's defense is guaranteed to see more games lost by starters than it did last year. How can it cope?

In a new series at DNVR, former Denver Bronco and CU Buff Matt McChesney gets on the whiteboard to show you what exactly was the turning point for the Denver Broncos in their most recent game, good or bad. This week, Matt dives into four play that were integral to the Broncos staging their massive comeback against the Chargers. Play…

Those two rookies were perhaps the most unexpected success stories of training camp.

Without Von Miller, it wouldn’t be fair to expect Denver's defense to be the best in the league, as they very well could have been with Von.

But with a defensive mastermind leading a unit that's been upgraded from last year, there's no reason why the expectations shouldn't be higher than what they were last year.

Leading up to training camp, Emmanuel Sanders and Jerry Jeudy worked out together at a local field in Colorado.

Despite having two Pro Bowls, a Super Bowl ring and three 1,000-yard seasons to his name, the man that wore No. 10 in Orange & Blue last year was actually the one who reached out to the Broncos’ new No. 10 for advice on how to improve his game.

Vic Fangio began Friday's practice by bringing his team together in a huddle. After a minute of Fangio addressing his team, players started to hoot and holler and get hyped for whatever message the coach was delivering.

The defense took that shot of energy and ran with it to start practice. The offense, however, didn't pick up on it one bit as they came out flat, sluggish and out of tune. The energy started to hit the offense as the practice went on.

During the first week of training camp, the praise for Jerry Jeudy has been eye-popping.

Vic Fangio didn't play "Under Pressure" by Queen on the loudspeakers during warmups on Sunday. But it would have been a fitting theme song for Sunday’s practice as the pass rush brought the heat.

Jerry Jeudy smoked the Broncos' second-team secondary as training camp got under way.

The agreement between the NFL and NFL Players Association turns a potential budget-blasting catastrophe into an alteration that will be manageable for most teams, including the Broncos.

The guys discuss Kareem Jackson, what the NFL season will look like, answer listener questions and much more.

There’s a whole bunch of money on the table in 2020 for the Broncos’ highest-paid players. A whopping $71.48 million, to be exact.

To prevent future minority generations from having to look over their shoulder out in public, the Broncos plan to step out into the public to do what they can to end racial injustice.

Not only does Denver’s $122 million allocated to the defense lead the league, but it’s also 33 percent more than the league average of $92 million. That means Vic Fangio’s unit better be darn good.