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The Denver Broncos’ offseason training program has been in the rearview mirror for a week-plus, and the months of conditioning and practice have given us a bead on how things are shaping up.
It’s obviously far from the complete picture, but oftentimes, trends begin during OTAs that carry forth into and through the regular season.
This was a unique offseason for the Broncos. After a disappointing Year 1 of the Sean Payton era, the Broncos pulled the plug on Russell Wilson, leaning into the punitive $85 million dead-money hit to the salary cap, and officially beginning a rebuild.
Whether that rebuild ends up being of the ‘mini’ variety, only time will tell. But Wilson’s albatross of a contract forced the Broncos to make some brutal roster decisions, releasing, trading, and not re-signing many tenured veterans.
The 2024 roster has been flooded with new blood, including a shiny first-round quarterback. Payton has embraced a youth movement amid the early stages of the rebuild, and while it seems to have created media skeptics across the Fruited Plain, it could pay off in the long run.
With so many new faces, who are the biggest winners and losers of offseason training program? With the stage set, let’s dive in.
