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Denver Broncos training camp is underway with quarterback Bo Nix declaring himself healthy and the offense showing early promise under new leadership. Defensive lineman Jonah Elliss will remain at edge rusher, while Jonathon Cooper has returned to practice amidst ongoing legal matters. Key players like Marvin Mims Jr., J.K. Dobbins, Malcolm Roach, and Jaylen Waddle are making strong impressions.
Bo Nix reports feeling ahead of schedule as he recovers from ankle surgery, while the Broncos are exploring the potential signing of versatile free agent Taysom Hill. Training camp Day 2 saw flashes of brilliance from Nix alongside inconsistency, and a shift in the backup quarterback rotation.
Broncos training camp kicked off with an explosive offensive showing, highlighted by Bo Nix's sharp play and J.K. Dobbins' bold promise of health and a league-leading rushing season. Garett Bolles was recognized on the NFL's Top 100, while Ben Powers' contract restructure freed up cap space. The defense, led by Talanoa Hufanga, emphasized turnover creation as a key focus.
Sean Payton sees strong accuracy parallels between Bo Nix and Drew Brees as Broncos training camp begins. Jaylen Waddle's "walk on water" talent is highlighted, and roster moves include signing DB Sam Webb.
The Denver Broncos kicked off training camp with Head Coach Sean Payton declaring Super Bowl aspirations for the 2026 squad. Quarterback Bo Nix participated fully, looking sharp, while new receiver Jaylen Waddle drew effusive praise. Edge rusher Jonathon Cooper also practiced fully amid his ongoing legal situation.
Denver Broncos training camp opens with linebacker Justin Strnad solidifying his starting role, a competitive battle at left guard between Ben Powers and Alex Palczewski, and edge rusher Jonathon Cooper expected to report despite ongoing legal issues. Roster projections indicate a largely settled 53-man squad with key additions expected to contribute to a challenging 2026 schedule.
Denver Broncos training camp opens with coach Sean Payton facing online criticism, while offensive guard Ben Powers restructures his contract. Key camp battles are expected at wide receiver and defensive end, with J.K. Dobbins looking to prove his durability at running back.
The Broncos placed LB Jordan Turner on NFI and G Nick Gargiulo on PUP. Quarterback Jarrett Stidham is the early favorite to retain his backup role behind Bo Nix for 2026, despite a challenging playoff performance, due to his experience in the Broncos' system.
Bo Nix returns to full practice for the Denver Broncos for the first time since his January ankle injury, with optimism from both player and coach about his mobility and performance. Safety Talanoa Hufanga is expected to build on a strong 2025 season and become an even bigger defensive force.