
Broncos' Coleman Eyes Number One, Nix's Return
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The Denver Broncos are gearing up for a strong season with their offensive core intact, led by quarterback Bo Nix, wide receiver Courtland Sutton, running back J K Dobbins, and tight end Adam Trautman. Nix, who recovered from a season-ending injury, and new addition Jaylen Waddle, should bolster the teams offensive capabilities. The Broncos also drafted Jonah Coleman, who faces a challenge as Broncos tight end Evan Engram already owns his preferred number. If Coleman secures his desired number, it could add an exciting twist to training camp.
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Denver Broncos News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Broncos' Coleman Eyes Number One, Nix's Return. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On April 29th, the Denver Broncos are rolling into the new season with their offensive core intact, anchored by quarterback Bo Nyx, White Receiver, Cortland Sutton, running back JK Dobbins, and tight-in Adam Troutman. Nyx bounced back from a nasty season ending ankle injury in the playoffs, and should be good to go by training camp, while the team beefed up his. Options by trading for Miami Dolphins while receiver Jalen Waddle, back in March. To pile on more firepower around the 26-year-old Nyx, they grabbed a running back Jonah Coleman in the fourth round of the NFL draft. Now Coleman, who rocked a number one at Washington, faces the hurdle since Broncos tight-in Evan Ingram already owns it heading into his 10th season. Players get superstitious about their digits, so Coleman might shell out cash like Stefan Diggs did with $100,000 for number one. On the Texans last year, or Jalen Ramsey's 20,000 for number five with the Rams, if a deal goes down, it'll spice up camp for sure.
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