After coming within a game of Super Bowl LX last year, the Denver Broncos apparently aren’t playing around in 2026.
They made one of the biggest splash moves of the offseason, dealing their first-round pick to the Miami Dolphins for wide receiver Jaylen Waddle.
Outside that, though, the Broncos appear pretty comfortable rolling it back with the same squad from a year ago. Denver traded back in this year’s draft and didn’t make a pick until Round 3, when the team selected defensive lineman Tyler Onyedim.
When your team sports arguably the best defense in the NFL, stability isn’t necessarily a bad thing. And pairing Waddle with Courtland Sutton gives Bo Nix a formidable duo of wide receivers.
The biggest question for the Broncos may be the ground game, but the Day 3 addition of Washington’s Jonah Coleman gives Denver some insurance behind JK Dobbins and RJ Harvey.
