Broncos' Offseason Plan: Nix, Dobbins, Draft

0:00On April 1st, Broncos Brass dropped key updates at the NFL owner's meetings in Phoenix, with co-owner Greg Penner, GM George Payton, and head coach Sean. Payton, laying out their offseason game plan, they clarified Payton 100% chose to hand play calling to OC Davis Webb, no pressure involved. They're not trading any wide receivers like Troy Franklin or Marvin Mims Jr., even after landing Jalen Waddle. They love that deep receiver room. For Bow Nix's third year, Payton shut down Trey talk hard, saying they'd only listen to a massive offer. Nix is ahead of schedule on ankle rehab after January surgery, already running and jumping, set to crush organized team activities. He's also a new dad since February, born on his birthday, fired up after nearly reaching the Super Bowl. Fans might scratch their heads at the quiet free agency, but it's all about Nix's cheat contract for two more years, Max. They prioritized resigning Adam Trapman for his elite blocking, and went big on JK Dobbins

1:00with a four times pay bump, though injury history means. They're hunting running backs in the draft, like Jonah Coleman, plus post draft, too. D-line looks solid, post John Franklin Myers, without a direct replacement, banking on death from Iyoma, Uwazurike, Sivion Jones, and others to keep, sacks coming. And Jonah Ellis gets inside linebacker reps for versatility, and backup QB spot is wide open between Jared Stidham and Resign Sam Ellinger. Burnham Yard Stadium stays on track for 2031 opener, and with 18 million in cap space, plus seven draft picks, they're building a. Contender around Nix confidence is sky high, for another run deep into playoffs.