Broncos' Offseason Moves Boost Playoff Hopes

0:00On March 23rd, the Denver Broncos dominated last season with a 14-3 record, grabbing the top seed in the AFC playoffs. They looked like one of the league's elite teams, stacking wins despite some criticism about finishing game strong. An ankle injury to quarterback Bo Nyx hung a cloud over their postseason run. This offseason, the Broncos focused on resigning their own free agents, keeping most of the core intact. They did lose defensive lineman John Franklin Myers to the Tennessee Titans and linebacker Dre Greenlock got cut. Their big move came later, with a trade for wide receiver Jalen Waddle from the Miami Dolphins, pairing him with Nyx to boost the passing game. Power rankings from pro football focus, after free agency dropped the Broncos to 12 overall, calling them a French playoff team. That spot surprised many since they retained the bulk of the roster that fueled their success and added a proven target, like Waddle, who's efficient, on routes. Critics point out Franklin Myers and Greenlaw didn't play huge snapshairs last year, so

1:03the losses aren't devastating. With the same key players returning, Denver looks set for at least 11 or 12 wins next season, especially if the offense clicks with a new addition. Even with some regression top for 2026, a 12th ranking feels off for a team that reached the final four in the playoffs. Check the Broncos to climb those lists as more moves shake out.