The Denver Broncos are nearing the start of training camp, which means they will soon be narrowing down their 90-man roster, essentially a 91-man roster with their international player exemption, to the 53-man squad. Players will have approximately a month of practices and three preseason games to make their case for the roster.

The Broncos return most of the defensive front that helped fuel a team record of 63 sacks in 2024, but intriguing depth battles remain.

Franklin-Myers, 28, is set to earn about $8 million this season before becoming a free agent in 2026. Denver traded a sixth-round draft pick to the Jets in exchange for JFM in 2024, and they restructured his contract to a two-year, $15 million deal. He now wants an extension, but it's unclear if the Broncos plan to give him one.

After a long wait, the Denver Broncos have kicked off their 2025 training camp sessions. Mile High Report’s Christopher Hart gives you three major storylines to watch for with respect to the team’s offense.

Jerjuan Newton, WR: Newton played a whopping 63 games across six seasons at Toledo and set a school record with 32 touchdown receptions — 20 of which came in the past two seasons. He demonstrated shiftiness out of the slot during the offseason program.

The Denver Broncos may have opted against adding franchise icon Von Miller in free agency this offseason, but this might be worse.

After a long wait, the Denver Broncos have kicked off their 2025 training camp sessions. Mile High Report’s Christopher Hart gives you three major storylines to watch for with respect to the team’s defense.

After the 49ers signed a 2nd-round pick on Wednesday, the Broncos might be closer to getting a deal done with RJ Harvey.