On Monday morning, Denver Broncos head coach Sean Payton held a Zoom conference for his first game-week press conference ahead of their Week 1 road test against the Kansas City Chiefs. Payton is no ordinary HC when it comes to league policy.

The Denver Broncos were only one game away from the Super Bowl last season. Many believe they had a good chance to make it to the big game if Bo Nix hadn’t fractured his ankle in the Divisional Round matchup against the Bills.

With only about a day before the 2026 NFL regular season kicks off, the NFL released its power rankings, and the Denver Broncos found themselves behind only one team, but bettors don't seem to have the same confidence in the team as the league analysts.

A former Broncos tight end could tie an NFL record with the Ravens this fall.

Bo Nix is entering his third NFL season with the Denver Broncos facing high expectations after coming within one win of the Super Bowl last season. The quarterback is now preparing for another important year as Sean Payton’s offense looks to take the next step.

The Denver Broncos have re-signed veteran safety Taylor Rapp to their practice squad after initially releasing him shortly after signing in August. The decision to release Rapp allowed him to address personal matters at home,

ESPN's Stephen A. Smith ranked the Denver Broncos among the NFL's five best teams going into the 2026 season.

Predominantly Orange's Lou Scataglia called out Broncos wide receiver Troy Franklin for being on "Hot Seat" in 2026.

Bo Nix is keeping one familiar partnership going as he prepares for another season with the Denver Broncos.

The Denver Broncos have officially moved on from outside linebacker Drew Sanders. Denver initially waived Sanders with an injury designation when the club set its 53-man roster last week. After he cleared waivers, Sanders reverted to the team's injured reserve list.