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.

How does Denver's defensive depth look as the draft nears?

In the current environment, Harris is thankful for the one-year contract he signed.

John Elway can have upwards of $100 million by saying goodbye to some of the players who are under contract for the 2020 season. Here’s who would free up cap space if they Broncos let them go.

When John Elway announced last week that the Broncos would not pick up the option on right guard Ron Leary’s contract, that added another key contributor to the list of Broncos who will be on the unrestricted market when the new league year begins March 19. They can’t keep them all. They won’t keep them all. Last year, they kept…...

The line was 'OK' in 2019, Fangio said. That left him unsatisfied.

In the eyes of teammates, Lock's play and style calls to mind a pair of hallowed names.

As 24-ounce prime porterhouses, ringing up a cool $65, sizzled in a scalding-hot plate at Del Frisco’s on Sunday night, the Denver Broncos didn’t feel like a 3-7 team. And they might have set the path for the team moving forward.

DENVER — Is he Alexander Johnson? Or is he A.J. Johnson? Forget about both. Just call the Broncos’ emerging young linebacker “Dino,” a moniker he had at the University of Tennessee, and one he finally has been able to unleash with the Broncos after over a year spent on the practice squad and the fringe of the 53-man roster…...

DENVER — This is the Vic Fangio defense the Broncos expected. Coverages that confound a quarterback. Stout play from the defensive line and inside linebackers against the run. Defensive backs attacking off the edge to further discombobulate the opposing offense. A powerful interior pass rush to take advantage of the chips and double-teams thrown at Von Miller. All that allowed…...

Up until Sunday, Johnson and Purcell each waited years for their opportunity to start in the NFL. Now, thanks to their own play, they’ll only have to wait a week for their next.

CARSON, Calif. — This was the market correction. By myriad metrics, the Broncos’ production did not reflect that of an 0-4 team. Their flaws certainly didn’t mean they should be 4-0 or 3-1. But their attributes, when balanced with the areas in need of improvement, reflected a team that should have been .500 or 1-3. The expected win-loss ledger given…...

Sitting at 0-4, Fangio had seen enough—it was time to make changes. And the changes paid off in spades.

ENGLEWOOD, Colo. — Feelings are hazy, difficult to quantify and frequently inaccurate. That’s why it’s problematic to focus on how the losses absorbed by the Broncos “feel” different than the ones of the previous two years. Sure, those Broncos teams were both 2-1 at this point, and this one is 0-3, but both of those solid starts of the Vance…...

Vic Fangio is being tasked with a lot more than re-energizing a talented Broncos defense.

Even-keeled. Calm. Comfortable. Unbothered. These are all words that were used to describe two of the most important people in the Denver Broncos organization in 2019—head coach Vic Fangio and starting quarterback Joe Flacco. The personality of a team often takes on the characteristics of one of those two positions, and with both in Denver being very similar in…...

A piece of NFL history will die in Week 2.

With the offseason, training camp and preseason complete, building the roster is the only thing that stands between the Broncos and the regular season.

The heat wasn't too hot for the San Francisco 49ers as they took down Denver 24-15 in the Broncos' third preseason game. The score, however, isn't what matters in the preseason. Here's who's trending up and who's trending down with two weeks left until cut day.