One of the less talked about traits that Sean Payton has brought to the Denver Broncos organization is that business decisions need to make sense.
Sure, Payton had to deal with an absolutely obtuse Russell Wilson contract situation when he joined the team. With that in the rearview mirror (and not a contract he was in any way responsible for), the team is trending in the right direction.
Today’s news has more of the offseason drama that Broncos Country has been used to in recent history, with our constant search for a franchise quarterback and questionable decisions regarding whether or not to extend key players.
Aaron Rodgers is still an actual option for the Steelers. Joey Bosa just signed a silly contract with the Bills and is injured. James Cook is likely holding out on the Bills for a new contract.
But here we are in Broncos Country, throwing back a cold one and looking forward to training camp with a smile on our faces.
Broncos News
Demaryius Thomas elected to Denver Broncos Ring of Fame
One of the most beloved players in Broncos history is set to take his place among the franchise’s all-time greats.
Demaryius Thomas posthumously selected to Denver Broncos Ring of Fame
Five-time Pro Bowl receiver Demaryius Thomas, who died suddenly in late 2021, has been elected to the Broncos' Ring of Fame, the team announced on Tuesday.
Other NFL News
New Bills pass rusher Joey Bosa likely out until training camp after injuring calf
Joey Bosa suffered a calf injury during a Bills team workout last week, Buffalo head coach Sean McDermott said on Tuesday at the opening of organized team activities.
NFL scheduling VP: Joe Burrow’s complaint about latest Bengals prime-time game in Baltimore 'fair'
Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow took issue with the NFL's schedule makers sending Cincinnati to Baltimore in prime time for a fourth consecutive season. The NFL's lead scheduler understood the lament.
Colts to honor late owner Jim Irsay with signature jersey patch
The Indianapolis Colts will wear a black jersey patch honoring late owner Jim Irsay, the team announced Tuesday.
2025 NFL season: Player departures that will have biggest impact on their former teams
Which offseason player departures will be felt the most in 2025? Nick Shook shines a light on the exits that will have the biggest impact on the players' former teams in the upcoming season.
Terry Bradshaw: Steelers' interest in QB Rodgers 'a joke' - ESPN
Four-time Super Bowl-winning quarterback Terry Bradshaw, a Steelers legend, isn't a fan of the Pittsburgh's pursuit of Aaron Rodgers, telling an Arkansas radio station on Tuesday that the club's interest in the 41-year-old signal-caller "is just a joke."
Kirk Cousins not present for start of Falcons' OTAs - ESPN
Falcons quarterback Kirk Cousins was absent from practice at voluntary organized team activities Tuesday.
Sources - Raiders, AJ Cole reach four-year, $15.8M extension - ESPN
The Raiders and All-Pro punter AJ Cole have agreed to a four-year, $15.8 million contract extension with $11 million guaranteed, sources confirmed to ESPN.
Lions' Aidan Hutchinson cleared to return to football activities - ESPN
Lions star Aidan Hutchinson says he's fully cleared to return for football activities.
100 days to the 2025 NFL season: Things to know, predictions - ESPN
There are 100 days until the 2025 NFL season kicks off. Let's celebrate with 100 big thoughts, predictions, stats and situations to watch.
NFL Insider Provides Clarity on James Cook Situation After Bills RB Skips OTAs
James Cook wasn't present at OTAs on Tuesday, and NFL insider Ian Rapoport discussed the Bills RB's desire for a new contract.
Steelers QB Mason Rudolph unbothered by 'constant noise' surrounding Aaron Rodgers' decision
While the wait on Aaron Rodgers continues in Pittsburgh, veteran QB Mason Rudolph has been quietly working as the Steelers head into the offseason program with the four-time MVP's decision to play remains undecided.