The Broncos' key player on their defensive line is a clear-cut guarantee to make the roster. In fact, the biggest question ...

The Broncos are currently ranked 19th in overall DVOA at -9.6 percent. On offense, the Broncos are ranked 19th overall (-19.8 percent), 13th overall in defense (-0.2 percent), and second overall ...

With the Denver Broncos looking to continue building on their recent successes, linebacker Alex Singleton referenced the team ...

The Broncos are set to have remarkable continuity on their defensive and offensive lines heading into 2025, but they should still consider bolstering both units in next month's NFL Draft. And DL ...

But Schatz noted that the Broncos aren't the only team who has gotten a boost from defense when the offense has had issues. Take the Minnesota Vikings , who rank No. 1 in overall DVOA at 38.1 percent.

In fact, with defensive tackle D.J. Jones retained on a three-year deal and swing tackle Matt Peart back on a two-year pact, the Broncos have one of the rarest retention rates in the NFL: 100%.

The Denver Broncos ended their eight-year playoff drought in the 2024 season. The Sean Payton-led side achieved that despite playing in one of the most competitive divisions in professional football.

Even though the Denver Broncos suffered a 31-7 loss to the Buffalo Bills in their Wild Card playoff matchup on Sunday, Bo Nix is still optimistic about the team's long-term outlook.

The Broncos began by re-signing safety P.J. Locke, who had become a starter for the first time during the second half of the 2023 season and signed former Dolphins defensive back Brandon Jones to ...

I analyzed DVOA (Defense-adjusted Value Over Average) after the first week of the season.Now let’s look at DVOA again to see where the Broncos are at and how their first three opponents measured up.