On Tuesday, as veteran players reported for their first COVID-19 test, John Elway and Vic Fangio spoke to the media via Zoom to preview a training camp that will be like nothing anyone has seen before.
While COVID-19 maintains to be the most talked-about topic around the NFL, and world, there were still plenty of other headlines from Tuesday's press conferences.
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.
Follow along as the Broncos cut their team from 90 players to 53.
Entering camp, the right guard position was up for grabs with the two major contestants being Menelik Watson and Connor McGovern.
On Tuesday, the pads were on, tempers sparked and Courtland Sutton was doing what he does.
The Broncos’ run defense looks nothing like they did last year, thanks in large part to a large man in the middle.
With Jared Crick, Shane Ray and Zach Kerr sidelined to start the season, Denver's front seven is facing dire circumstances. Monday's roster move could make a huge impact against the Chargers.
The Broncos are building a practice squad.
It’s not quite a regular season game, but the Broncos’ second preseason game carries a little more significance than other preseason games, most notably due to these five players.
Broncos defensive lineman Adam Gotsis underwent arthroscopic surgery after suffering from knee pain.
In the back and forth that is, and will be, the Broncos’ heated quarterback battle, one had a better day Wednesday, and it wasn’t even close.
As Broncos mandatory mini camp begins, the first-round pick is making strides, tensions are rising and the quarterbacks are each playing their unique game.
The Denver Broncos could, and will look into, upgrading many positions this offseason. However, here are the three they must address.
After letting Malik Jackson leave in free agency last offseason, the Denver Broncos will look to find his replacement this offseason, according to new defensive coordinator Joe Woods.
As Broncos' cuts came down this weekend one rookie player heard bad then good news but ultimately continued a great and growing team tradition
Every day from practice "Peko!" can be heard shouted from any number of coaches but for good, rather than bad reasons and the underrated rookie is looking to build on that
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