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Broncos GM George Paton issues major warning to the league before 2025 Draft

6 days ago | predominantlyorange.com | Sayre Bedinger

George Paton is about to hit new levelsGeorge Paton's first draft pick as general manager of the Denver Broncos was reigning NFL Defensive Player of the Year Pat Surtain II. He's drafted multiple other Pro Bowl and All-Pro players since being hired in 2021 and has already had three players from his very first draft class with the team receive big-money contracts in Denver. Regardless of his perceived faults, George Paton knows how to do the NFL Draft.
Broncos random QB signing could add interesting wrinkle to offense

3 weeks ago | predominantlyorange.com | Sayre Bedinger

The Broncos signed former Colts draft pick Sam EhlingerThe Denver Broncos have reportedly added another quarterback to their room in 2025, signing former Texas Longhorns star and Indianapolis Colts sixth-round pick Sam Ehlinger to a one-year deal. The deal with Ehlinger was originally reported by Jordan Schultz, and Schultz's report actually included a little bit of the reasoning behind why Ehlinger chose the Broncos over other interested teams...
Broncos could make superstar QB prospect the next Taysom Hill in Denver

1 month ago | predominantlyorange.com | Sayre Bedinger

Could the Broncos unleash this player's best skill? As many times as we've heard the term "former Saints" over the last handful of years, it's safe to say the Denver Broncos have full permission to turn over a new leaf. Sean Payton had the first two years of his Denver Broncos tenure to add all the former Saints he wanted as he peed on fire hydrants and built culture. It's working. But how about finding the "next" version of some of the guys he had there?
3 teams who could steal Jarrett Stidham from Broncos as possible starter

1 month ago | predominantlyorange.com | Sayre Bedinger

Who could steal Jarrett Stidham from the Broncos? The quarterback carousel continues to spin 'round and 'round in the NFL and the Denver Broncos have a couple of players that could be of interest around the league for a change. Both Jarrett Stidham and Zach Wilson are young players with starting experience who spent the past year as backups in Denver, but they could both draw interest on the open market in 2025.
Yet another defensive tackle upgrade for the Broncos is available for trade

1 month ago | predominantlyorange.com | Lou Scataglia

The Denver Broncos have to get better along the defensive line. On Wednesday, yet another defensive tackle sees his name enter the trade market. Could the Denver Broncos make a deal? With the trade market having some names, the free agency market having some names, and the 2025 NFL Draft being deep at defensive tackle, there is simply no reason why the Broncos can't upgrade at DT. DJ Jones was solid in 2024, but he is a bit undersized and does not bring the complete package from the DT spot.
3 logical trade targets at running back for the Denver Broncos in 2025

1 month ago | predominantlyorange.com | Lou Scataglia

Could the Denver Broncos add a running back via trade? One area where the Broncos could address via trade is at running back. Could they target one of these three players in the offseason? With how deep the 2025 NFL Draft is at running back, NFL teams may want to redo their room with one of the 15 draftable RB prospects. And there might not be a team more in need of a RB1 than the Denver Broncos.
Making three guarantees for the Denver Broncos in the 2025 NFL offseason

1 month ago | predominantlyorange.com | Lou Scataglia

Let's make three guarantees for the Denver Broncos in the 2025 NFL Offseason. The Denver Broncos are going to make a good bit of moves this offseason. Let's highlight three guaranteed moves they will make in 2025. With the needs that the team has, it does allow us to pinpoint certain moves the team will probably make. Now yes, Denver can do something shockingly, and it would not shock me one bit.
Broncos can build elite defense with these 3 free agent pickups in 2025

1 month ago | predominantlyorange.com | Sayre Bedinger

What moves would give the Broncos an elite defense? If the Denver Broncos are going to compete for AFC supremacy in 2025 -- and they absolutely can -- then they are going to need to nail their free agency class. General manager George Paton has stated that the team will be "measured" but that they have the flexibility (thanks to cash and cap) to be aggressive in spots as necessary. And aggressiveness in some cases will be necessary for the Broncos in free agency.
Missing piece of the Broncos defensive line officially available for trade

1 month ago | predominantlyorange.com | Lou Scataglia

How could the Denver Broncos pass this up? On Tuesday, news broke that a top defensive tackle in the NFL was given permission to seek a trade. The Denver Broncos must have strong interest. One area among a couple of others where Denver could improve on defense is at defensive tackle. This is nothing against DJ Jones, as he is good at what he does, but he plays 50% of the snaps at most and is really only there to help stop the run.
The Denver Broncos can end up with $100 million in cap space in 2025

1 month ago | predominantlyorange.com | Lou Scataglia

Yes, $100 million. The Denver Broncos won't be making every single one of these moves, but they do have a clear path to end up with $100 million in cap space for 2025. This activity isn't meant to predict the moves that the team makes, but it is more so being done to show that the team can open up a metric-ton of cap space this coming offseason. There has been some myths flying around in recent years that the Denver Broncos are cap-strapped, or whatever term you want to use. That simply isn't true.