The Denver Broncos have not sat idly by before the 2026 offseason arrives, with Sean Payton eyeing yet another potential move.

Dre Greenlaw, who played in eight games last season, has $2 million set to become guaranteed on March 15.

The Broncos have been talking to a coach that would bring a wealth of experience to the Mile High City if hired.

One position that many Broncos fans want the team to address this offseason is wide receiver. Veteran wide receiver Courtland Sutton led the way with multiple big catches, touchdowns, and topped 1,000 yards again,

To wrap up the three-round pick, McGuinness added Missouri linebacker Josiah Trotter (6-2, 237 pounds). Alex Singleton and Justin Strnad are both scheduled to become free agents in March, so it wouldn't be surprising to see Denver target a long-term LB during the draft.

In this NFL mock trade, the Miami Dolphins and Denver Broncos pull off a deal centered around star wide receiver Jaylen Waddle.

Fresh off an elite season in 2025, the Broncos are looking for ways to bring their unit to an even higher level of play.

Do they give merit badges for awesomeness? While Sean Payton was jetting to the scouting combine, his left tackle was hanging out with Boy Scouts.

University of Georgia inside LB CJ Allen is being called the "Dream Draft Target" for the Denver Broncos in the 1st round. The post Broncos ‘Dream Draft Target’ Draws Comparison to $31 Million NFL All-Pro appeared first on Heavy Sports.

Wil Lutz has established himself as a veteran leader on the team. He’s a reliable kicker and a guy who tries to be a constant for the team, which is a real asset in the kicking game. His field goal percentage dipped a hair to 87.5%, down from 91.2% in 2024, which isn’t that significant given the sample size.

What are the Broncos' biggest needs going into the 2026 NFL offseason?

There have been several moves made around the NFL that may have impacted the Broncos' free-agent plans.