(Photo by Ezra Shaw/Getty Images)   The Denver Broncos went through some major changes in the offseason. However, instead of looking to leave, one of their best players wants to stay. That’s why WR Courtland Sutton hasn’t reported to the team’s voluntary off-season program. According to Tom Pelissero of the NFL Network, Sutton skipped Monday’s session because he’s trying to put some pressure on the team to get a new contract. #Broncos WR Courtland Sutton did not report Monday for voluntary workouts as he seeks a new contract, per source. Sutton is going on his 10th starting QB in seven s ..read more

  The Denver Broncos and Chicago Bears both struggled to generate consistent pressure on quarterbacks last season, putting up just 42 and 30 sacks, respectively, with the latter being second-worst in the NFL. Both teams now look to the draft to help solve this issue, and reports are suggesting they each have a big prospect on their radar. Bleacher Report’s Jordan Schultz reported that the Broncos and Bears both have visits scheduled with Florida State star pass rusher Jared Verse. Sources: Florida State pass rusher Jared Verse has upcoming 30 visits with the #Bears and #Broncos. The pro ..read more

(Photo by Ethan Miller/Getty Images)   Tom Brady hasn’t thrown a pass for over a year, yet once again, he’s all over the NFL news. Appearing on Shadow Lion’s DeepCut Podcast, the seven-time Super Bowl champion teased coming back from retirement — yes, again. Brady admitted that he wouldn’t be opposed to suiting up again if the right opportunity presented itself. He named the New England Patriots and Las Vegas Raiders as potential options, adding that he would always stay in shape and be able to throw a pass, comparing his situation to when Michael Jordan came back. Brady also acknowledged ..read more

(Photo by Ian Johnson/Icon Sportswire)   There are several protocols NFL teams need to follow ahead of the draft. One of the most important is the strict limit of 30 players teams can bring into their building. These are called top 30 visits, as teams can only bring 30 prospects in on an individual basis. This allows teams to have a more personal experience with these players, trying to get to know them while determining if they’ll be a good fit for their roster. Most teams in the league try to take advantage of all 30 visits, evidenced by the Denver Broncos’ recent visit with receiver pr ..read more

(Photo by Ezra Shaw/Getty Images)   The Denver Broncos have been an interesting team to follow during the offseason. After getting rid of Russell Wilson, many have tried to speculate about what the team is going to do at quarterback in 2024. They don’t necessarily have a bonafide QB1 on their roster, but with their first-round draft pick outside of the top five, the Broncos might not be able to draft a premier option, either. While the team tries to figure out their next move at the position, they are still doing everything they can to build their roster. This was evident by their recent ..read more

(Photo by Lydia Ely/Getty Images)   The Denver Broncos are heading in a different direction for the storied NFL franchise, with the team having cut their losses and moved on from veteran quarterback Russell Wilson after two disappointing seasons in the Mile High City. With Wilson being released and ultimately signing with the Pittsburgh Steelers to get a fresh start in the league, the Broncos are in an interesting situation as they need to make a decision on what to do with the quarterback position, starting with whether they believe Jarrett Stidham is the real deal under center. At this ..read more

(Photo by Rey Del Rio/Getty Images)   After two forgettable seasons with star quarterback Russell Wilson running the show under center, the Denver Broncos have headed in another direction, as they released the veteran and let him sign with the Pittsburgh Steelers in NFL free agency. With the Broncos having completely moved on from Wilson, the team seems committed to Jarrett Stidham for the time being, with head coach Sean Payton potentially being content with him being his Week 1 starter. However, there has been some buzz lately that the Broncos could express interest in bringing in a roo ..read more

(Photo by Matthew Stockman/Getty Images)   While Denver isn’t sure who will be their quarterback for the 2024 season, the Broncos have another solid wide receiver joining the fold to pair with their future signal caller. Josh Reynolds signed with Denver last week, and now the future Broncos wide receiver is expressing his enthusiasm about getting to work. Broncos analyst Amir Farrell shared a message on Twitter Wednesday from Reynolds, one the veteran wide receiver posted as a way to pump up his future teammates and fans of the Denver organization. “I’m so excited to be apart [sic] of thi ..read more

(Photo by Ezra Shaw/Getty Images)   After two forgettable seasons following the blockbuster trade to bring in one-time Super Bowl champion Russell Wilson, the Denver Broncos appear to be ready to start from scratch and get this franchise back to it’s winning ways. Following a disappointing finish to the 2023 NFL season, the Broncos parted ways with Wilson, who ultimately decided to sign with the Pittsburgh Steelers in order to get a fresh start in the league. With the team officially moving on from Wilson and seemingly moving forward with Jarrett Stidham as their starting quarterback head ..read more

(Photo by Julio Aguilar/Getty Images)   The Denver Broncos thought they had returned to Super Bowl contention when they traded for future Hall of Fame quarterback Russell Wilson two years ago, but it didn’t exactly work out. They released Wilson recently, and thus they’re seemingly back to where they were when the legendary Peyton Manning retired after winning Super Bowl 50. The Broncos will have the No. 12 pick in this year’s NFL Draft, and per Jaime Eisner, they’re the favorites to draft QB Bo Nix from the University of Oregon. The Denver Broncos are now the odds-on favorites to draft ..read more