Broncos' Offensive Upgrades: Chasing Championship

0:00From NFL coverage, this is your March 6th update. Two years ago, Sean Payton called the Denver Broncos a team still laying foundations after an 8-9 finish. Fast forward to now, and they've transformed into a powerhouse with a 14-3 record, grabbing the top seed in the AFC conference. They came just four points short of the Super Bowl, hurt by quarterback Bonix, missing the title game with an ankle injury. The Broncos head into free agency with their core locked in. They're keeping defensive coordinator Vance Joseph and promoting Davis Webb to offensive coordinator who will call the plays. Nick's returns after tying the NFL record with 24 wins over his first two seasons. Plus, the team moves into a brand-new practice facility this summer. Players like left tackle Gret Bolz see huge potential, saying they just need a few more playmakers to go all the way. General manager George Patton promises an urgent push, leaving no option unexplored. Meanwhile, rivals like the Rams, Bills and Texans are already making big trades for stars.

1:05Denver's offense ranked 14th and scoring last year at about 23 points per game, so upgrades are key against the tough schedule. They've built smartly before, spinning big on lines and grabbing Nick's at pick 12 in the draft, which fueled steady wins each season. With $25 million in cap space and chances to make more, the Broncos aim to land weapons via free agency, trades like for a top, receiver, or drafting up for instant impact. Coaches and Nick's rookie deal create real pressure to strike now and push for that championship. D&N is brought to you by our sponsor. When you want calm, do not reach for your phone, lay back and listen.