Dobbins Returns, Broncos Aim for Super Bowl

0:00On March 25, the Denver Broncos locked in running back, J.K. Dobbins, with a two-year contract worth $16 million this offseason. He set to split carries with RJ Harvey, but his biggest challenge remains staying healthy after past injuries. Last season, Dobbins played in ten games before a foot injury for surgery. He racked up 772 rushing yards and four touchdowns at five yards per carry, putting him on track to beat his career high of nine. In five yards, his absence really hurt the team's ground game down the stretch. Dobbins is fired up for the 2026 season under head coach Sean Payton, an offensive coordinator Davis Webb. The Broncos boosted their attack by adding wide receiver Jalen Waddle, joining talents like Cortland Sutton, Young Pat Bryant, and a strong offensive line. Meanwhile, quarterback Bo Nix broke his right ankle in a 33-30 overtime divisional win over the Buffalo Bills back in January. Without him, Denver fell 10-7 to the New England Patriots in the AFC Championship, just one

1:04game shy of a Super Bowl matchup against the Seattle Seahawks. With this loaded roster, the front office clearly seized the Broncos as contenders right now, and Dobbins bows to come back stronger amid rising, expectations across the league.