Teams still want to have a good roster-building period, though, and the Denver Broncos have had a good one. Pro Football Focus' Trevor Sikkema handed out his grades for each team’s offseason ...

But did the Broncos do enough this offseason to close the gap on the Kansas City Chiefs? On the heels of signing free-agent linebacker Dre Greenlaw, safety Talanoa Hufanga, and tight end Evan ...

The inference is the Broncos are entering the offseason with Lock as their projected 2021 No. 1. … Lock’s 15 interceptions are tied for the NFL lead and he’s tied for 24th in touchdowns (14).

This wasn’t the most star-studded crop of free agents this offseason, but based on the talent that was available, the Broncos emphatically addressed a majority of their biggest needs.

Although JFM hasn’t been at Broncos offseason workouts, he could attend 2nd OTA session June 3-5 & definitely will be at June 10-12 mandatory minicamp,” Tomasson reported on X on May 3.

The inference is the Broncos are entering the offseason with Lock as their projected 2021 No. 1. … Lock’s 15 interceptions are tied for the NFL lead and he’s tied for 24th in touchdowns (14). … Lock ...

Eagle said Payton saw the vision for Nix before the numbers backed the Broncos QB up. This offseason, Eagle noted, the view of Nix and the Broncos is vastly different. “Just really impressed ...