Take a look at the Broncos' (projected) defensive depth chart ahead of OTAs.

Russell Wilson’s exit from the Denver Broncos created a massive ripple effect that extended far throughout the organization. The repercussions forced head coach Sean Payton to make some brutal roster decisions.

The Denver Broncos are in an all-in window and don't have many roster holes, so this potential trade fit just doesn't make much sense.

With June 1 rapidly approaching, the NFL world begins paying even more attention to the potential roster moves that could be made around the league. It's a benchmark date for cap casualties, and the Denver Broncos have a trio of players to watch.

The Denver Broncos went 11-2 in one-score games last season, tying an NFL record for the most one-score victories in a single season. Overall, the Broncos went 14-3 in 2025, including 12 comeback wins.

"Dynamic" 2nd year Denver Broncos edge rusher Que Robinson could compete for snaps in 2026 after position switch for Jonah Elliss.

The NFL offseason has entered the OTA phase and will soon shift into mandatory minicamps. After that, training camp and the preseason will quickly bring the regular season into focus. As teams continue evaluating their rosters,

“I feel extremely grateful and excited to be able to go out there for the Broncos," new linebacker Red Murdock said.