Broncos' Offense: Strength at QB, Weakness at RB

0:00On February 26, the Denver Broncos are diving into their offseason with a solid foundation at quarterback thanks to Bonix. In year 3, the 25-year-old passer threw for nearly 4,000 yards, 25 touchdowns, and showed elite clutch play after. Stepping a big midseason, he's rated a top 10 talent, with full command of the offense and scrambling skills that keep drives alive. Back up Jared Stidham knows the system well, so the unit earns top marks overall. No major moves needed here, just to camp arm. Meanwhile, the running back room tells a different story, rated as a critical need after JK Dodman's head-free agency. Rookie RJ Harvey flashed as a receiving threat with solid touchdowns and catches, but lacks vision as a pure runner. Jalil McGlocklin brings speed, yet struggles with past protection and receiving, limiting his snaps. Tyler Beatty barely moved the needle despite chances, sticking mainly to special teams. Across the roster, the offense sits in mediocre, with weak spots at wide receivers and tight

1:03ends, though the lines hold steady. Defense shines on the edges with elite outside linebackers, but inside linebackers scream for help. Expect the Broncos to chase a top-free agent runner and draft-eft, building a round nicks for a real push next fall.