Broncos' 2025 Season: Heartbreak & Hope

0:00On March 3rd, the Denver Broncos' impressive 2025 season ended in heartbreak, with a 10-7 loss to the New England Patriots in the first as the ballast. AFC Championship Game Back-up quarterback Jarrett Stidham stepped in after starter. Bohnix broke his ankle in the prior playoff win over Buffalo, but the offense couldn't. Keep up in brutal weather. The defense carried the team all year with stars like John Franklin Myers anchoring the pass rush, while the offensive lines shown due guards like Quinn Miners and tackle Gret Bolis earning all pro nods. Tideon Evan Ingram fell short as the versatile weapon head coach Sean Payton hoped for, leaving gaps in the running game. Fans and players remain optimistic, despite the firing of offensive coordinator Joe Lombardi and four other coaches after the defeat. All pro-Bulls highlighted the team's solid foundation everywhere else, fueling hope for a Super Bowl push in 2026. Looking ahead, the Broncos are eyeing running back Kenneth Walker III, last year's Super Bowl MVP, to team up with rising star RJ Harvey and, boost their backfield.

1:06They're also considering moves for backs like Alvin Camara and receiver Alec Pierce to spark the offense. With a deep defense and young talent in place, Denver heads into free agency, ready to build on this foundation and chase that elusive title.