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The explosive running back prospect will meet with the Broncos ahead of the draft.
According to multiple reports, explosive Texas running back Jaydon Blue will have a top-30 pre-draft visit with the Denver Broncos. Blue is one of the fastest and more explosive backs in the draft and has the potential to be Sean Payton’s ‘Joker’ at the position.
First, a reminder or refresher on what exactly a top 30 visit is. Each NFL team in the days and weeks before the start of the NFL Draft is allowed to invite up to 30 different prospects to come in for...
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The Denver Broncos are starting to bring along some believers in the mainstream. Mina Kimes is definitely on board.
What a difference a year makes. This time last year, no one thought the Denver Broncos roster was on the rise. They had an excellent 2024 NFL Draft, but it took a season for national media to become believers in Bo Nix. However, it wasn’t just the quarterback play that rose. Guys like Nik Bonitto and Marvin Mims Jr. also broke out, added with perennial stars like Patrick Surtain II winning Defensive Play of the Year.
It was a total reversal...
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Syracuse running back LeQuint Allen is one of the best pass-catching backs in the draft.
One prospect who may interest the Denver Broncos on day three of the 2025 NFL Draft is Syracuse running back, LeQuint Allen. He is a 6’0”, 204-pound running back who is widely viewed as one of the better pass-catching backs in the entire draft.
Allen played a total of three seasons at Syracuse and was a very productive player for them the past two seasons. During his three seasons at Syracuse, Allen totaled 514 carries for 2,359 yards, and 26 rushing touchdowns while adding 119...
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Last year ESPN had the Denver Broncos over/under at just 5.5 games. This season? Their expectations went up significantly.
Good morning, Broncos Country.
Last year, ESPN and several other outlets had the Denver Broncos over/under total for wins at 5.5 games. The uncertainty of Bo Nix at quarterback and a roster inhibited by the dead cap hit from Russell Wilson were often given as two of the primary reasons most folks weren’t bullish about the orange and blue last season.
But if you are someone who likes to bet on sports, choosing the over on that one seemed like a...
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Louisiana State University tight end Mason Taylor would be a great long-term solution at tight end for the Denver Broncos.
Coaches, scouts, and personnel from the National Football League are diligent every year scouting prospects. But when your father his Hall of Fame defensive end Jason Taylor and your uncle is Hall of Fame linebacker Zach Thomas, teams might pay a little bit more attention and have more interest finding a way to add them to their respective franchises.
Let’s just say football is in tight end Mason Taylor’s DNA. A prep star for the well-known St. Thomas Aquinas High...
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Here is every player being mocked to the Denver Broncos so far. Let’s find out who the consensus guy for Denver is this week.
It’s that time of season where the interwebs are flooded with every opinion and slant possible to mock various 2025 NFL Draft eligible players to their favorite teams. The saturation is fast and furious with this type of content, so the only way I — as a casual draft observer — can form a consensus of which guys should be around when the Denver Broncos is through a mock draft database.
There are sites out there...
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The Broncos will have a pre-draft visit with Oregon tight end Terrance Ferguson. Could the tight end reunite with Bo Nix in Denver?
According to The Denver Gazette’s Chris Tomasson, the Denver Broncos will have a pre-draft visit with Oregon tight end Terrance Ferguson. Due to him being a Littleton native and a graduate of Heritage High School, this will be deemed a local visit and not count as a Top-30 pre-draft visit.
Ferguson is a 6’5”, 247 pound tight end prospect who is viewed as one of the top tight ends in the 2025 NFL Draft. He had the...
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According to reports, the Broncos have re-signed run blocking specialist fullback Michael Burton to a one-year deal.
According to The Denver Post's Luca Evans, the Denver Broncos have re-signed veteran fullback Michael Burton to a one-year deal. 9NEWS Denver’s Mike Klis has confirmed this report as the Broncos bring back their run-blocking specialist.
Michael Burton is a 33-year-old fullback who will be entering his 11th season in the NFL and his third season with the Broncos. He was among Sean Payton’s first signings when he was hired by the Broncos and now will return to be his run-blocking specialist once...
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Should the Broncos improve their wide receiver room and draft Texas Longhorns wide receiver Matthew Golden?
One prospect who the Denver Broncos may consider drafting in the first round of the 2025 NFL Draft is Texas wide receiver, Matthew Golden. He is a 5’11”, 191-pound wide receiver who is considered one of the top pass-catchers in the entire draft. The Athletic’s lead draft analyst Dane Brugler has Golden ranked as his 27th overall prospect in the entire 2025 NFL Draft and has him graded as the fourth best receiver in the draft.
Golden played a total of two seasons at...
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Despite signing Evan Engram, the Denver Broncos still need to draft a tight end. Here’s how they might want to find the right one.
The Denver Broncos have had limited success at using early or mid-round picks on tight ends. During franchise history the Broncos have drafted 14 tight ends in the first through he fifth rounds:
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The NFL is set to propose touchbacks on kickoffs coming out to the 35 yard line. Will that increase the kickoff return rate?
In the 2024 NFL season, the league saw a kickoff return rate of ~33% up from ~22% in 2023. This increase was due to the complicated changes in kickoff rules involving the all-important “landing zone” as well as some tweaks to where the ball was spotted.
It looks like this season the NFL is not content with what they saw in 2024. The competition committee will be looking at one more slight tweak to put the spot...
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Could we see the Broncos draft one of Bo Nix’s favorite targets at Oregon on day two of the 2025 NFL Draft?
One prospect the Denver Broncos have shown interest in during the draft process is Oregon tight end Terrance Ferguson. He is a 6’5”, 247-pound tight end and is viewed as one of the better receiving options at tight end in the draft. The Athletic’s draft guru Dane Brugler has Ferguson ranked as his 98th overall player in the 2025 NFL Draft and graded as his 7th best tight end in the draft.
He played a total of four...
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