According to Chris Tomasson, the Broncos have not initiated any extension negotiations with DL John Franklin-Myers and are instead focusing on possible deals with DL Zach Allen and LB Nik Bonitto.

As the Broncos kick off training camp this week, here’s a look at five holdovers who could find themselves on the bubble of Denver’s initial 53-man roster.

To a huge extent, current Broncos GM George Paton and head coach Sean Payton have unashamedly ripped a page right out of Elway's old playbook. Signing impact players like linebacker Dre Greenlaw is a prime example of supplementing the roster with players who bring powerful intangibles with them.

Day 4 of Broncos Camp has concluded, marking their second consecutive padded practice. They have six straight practices this week, starting on Monday, so they are officially in the dog days of training camp.

* The Broncos have depth on their defensive line, but rookie Sai’Vion Jones is an early camp eye-opener. The third-round pick out of LSU has length and power, to be sure, but he just plays with a degree of nastiness. Blocking him seems like an unpleasant assignment.

There are a handful of free agents who could step in and immediately elevate the floor of the Denver Broncos' roster.

It's too early to make sweeping statements about the Broncos' RB situation. "We’ll see how it goes once we get into the preseason," Sean Payton said.

The Denver Broncos were one of the NFL's stingiest defenses throughout the 2024 season, and improved even more by signing linebacker Dre Greenlaw in free agency. As the Broncos conduct training camp, coach Sean Payton is a big fan of the tenacity that Greenlaw brings to the table.

As the Broncos prepared for their first padded practices of training camp early this week, though, coach Sean Payton said things would soon be different. Advertisement “It’s an easy position to evaluate,