The Broncos continue to sign their 2026 draft class.
According to DNVR’s Zac Stevens, the Denver Broncos have signed their second 7th pick. tight end Dallen Bentley, to a four-year deal. This comes after the team signed Mr. Irrelevant, linebacker Red Murdock, to a four-year deal on Tuesday ahead of their rookie minicamp, which kicks off this weekend.
Bentley is a 6-4, 253-pound tight end with 4.62 speed, 33-inch arms, and a 35-inch vertical jump. He played a total of three seasons at Utah and is coming off a breakout season for them. This past year, Bentley had 48 receptions...
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According to KOA’s Denver Broncos insider Benjamin Allbright, the Denver Broncos have signed Mr. Irrelevant, rookie linebacker Red Murdock, to a four-year deal. The Denver Post’s Parker Gabriel adds that Murdock’s deal is worth $4.503 million with a $122,000 signing bonus.
The Broncos have their rookie minicamp this weekend, so we should see most, if not all, of the Broncos’ rookie draft picks sign their rookie deals in the coming days.
Murdock is a 6-2, 233-pound linebacker who is known for his big hits and causing turnovers. In three seasons, he forced an impressive 17 forced fumbles and was a...
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The Denver Broncos will get their first look at rookie tight end Justin Joly this week as the team conducts their rookie minicamp on Friday. While we’ll get to hear from Justin for the first time, I caught up with his college tight end coach to learn a little more.
For the past two college seasons, Justin Joly played at NC State after previously playing for UConn for the two years prior to transferring. That’s where NC State tight end coach Gavin Locklear first got to notice the competitive...
Continuity on the offensive line is a theme you will see for the Denver Broncos in 2026. Their incumbent starting five from last season are all set to return, as well their depth players from 2025 and fourth round draft pick Kage Casey. It’s a strength of the team for certain, and their high-end play will be pivotal if the Broncos want to have a successful ‘26 gridiron campaign.
One of the most important members, if not the most important member, of the Broncos’ offensive line is left tackle Garett Bolles. After being drafted in the first round of the...
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Here is what I know about the NFL media cycle in this slow part of the NFL year:
In our lead-off NFL link today, we get an opportunity to fill up this empty part of the NFL year with talk about another meaningless ranking list, doing #3...
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He’s been around so long, we have to wonder where Courtland Sutton ranks among all-time Denver Broncos receivers.
Stutton has moved up the rankings statistically.
Currently, he’s in the top-10 in major categories, and will likely be in the top-5 when things are said and done. But, what about not just that, but his impact with the team?
Courtland Sutton ranks in the top-10 in major Denver Broncos receiving statistics
Sutton’s perseverance and longevity are hard to beat.
After being drafted by Denver in 2018, Sutton’s stuck it out through 11 different quarterbacks Plus, half of his eight professional seasons...
Earlier this week, the Denver Broncos began their offseason program as they look to compete for a Super Bowl this upcoming season. Coming off a 14-win regular season and an appearance in the AFC Championship, this Broncos team is hungry, and the continuity they have on their roster is a clear sign that they believe in what they have built.
Before the NFL Draft, the Denver Broncos had 73 players on their roster — 71 of them who were on the active roster or practice squad last season,...
It was just 5 short years ago, May 4, 2021, that Broncos free agent tackle Ja’Wuan James tore his achilles while working out away from the team.
James signed a 4-year, $51-million contract on March 13, 2019 that briefly made him the highest-paid right tackle in history. In his first game, a Monday night season opener against the Raiders in 2019, he injured his knee and that was essentially it for him with the Broncos. While he did appear in 3 games that season, his expected impact never materialized. James did not play in 2020, opting out of the season...
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We’re, uh, kicking off our annual Denver Broncos roster reviews with none other than placekicker Wil Lutz. We will run through the 90+ man roster from today on through the end of July, so we should be wrapping things up right after training camp starts. It’s a good way to get a feel for new players on the roster and where the carryovers are ahead of camp.
For Lutz, he is a clear-cut starter and if they do add any kickers it would be for practice and camp-related activities. The only way Wil Lutz isn’t on the final 53-man is...
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The NFL will release its full schedule in a few weeks, but we do know who the Denver Broncos home and away opponents will be.
They’ll obviously play the AFC West teams twice in both locations, but their other home opponents will be the Buffalo Bills, Miami Dolphins, Los Angeles Rams, Seattle Seahawks, and Jacksonville Jaguars. At first glance, that feels like an absolute gauntlet of teams.
On the away side, they’ll travel to face the New England Patriots, New York Jets, Arizona Cardinals, San Francisco 49ers, Pittsburgh Steelers, and Carolina Panthers. That schedule seems a little better and if...
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Today is the day that brings the Denver Broncos one step closer to this upcoming season. While many other teams have already started, the Broncos officially begin their offseason program today.
After what feels like a short layoff since the AFC Championship game concluded, the Denver Broncos begin their first phase of building for the 2026 NFL season as players report to the team facility today for the start of the offseason program. Usually, the offseason program begins late April for Denver, so it’s not an abnormal delayed start.
“Typically we come in...
Now that the dust has settled on the draft and undrafted free agency, all eyes turn to upcoming minicamps and the eventual start of training camp. So, what about between now and then?
If you’re a collector of sports cards, love watching athletes jump into crash bags, or just love football, it’s time to get amped for the 2026 NFLPA Rookie Premiere!
Every year, a curated list of rookies venture to Los Angeles for a few days of photo shoots, autograph sessions, along with branding and licencing classes. When they say autograph sessions, this isn’t just a jersey here or...
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