Plus, Head Coach Sean Payton detailed what goes into the evaluation of the quarterbacks and spoke to the value of the addition of wide receiver Josh Reynolds.

Throughout the offseason program, Jarrett Stidham, Zach Wilson and Bo Nix rotated reps with Denver's first-team offense — and Head Coach Sean Payton said Tuesday that in the early days of training camp, that rotation is expected to continue.

Plus, Javonte Williams said in June he is "making progress each day" as he puts more time between himself and his 2022 knee injury.

The Broncos' wide receiver room should receive an influx of talent for the 2024 season, as Denver added players through both free agency and the draft and will regain a key player from injury.

As 2024 Training Camp powered by Ford approaches, we're taking a closer look at all three quarterbacks on the Broncos' roster. Jarrett Stidham, Zach Wilson and Bo Nix are set to compete for Denver's starting job, and each player spoke with DenverBroncos.com in mid-June. We finish the series with Nix, whom the Broncos selected in the 2024 NFL Draft.

As 2024 Training Camp powered by Ford approaches, we're taking a closer look at all three quarterbacks on the Broncos' roster. Jarrett Stidham, Zach Wilson and Bo Nix are set to compete for Denver's starting job, and each player spoke with DenverBroncos.com in mid-June. We continue the series with Wilson, who joined the Broncos via trade in April.

As 2024 Training Camp powered by Ford approaches, we're taking a closer look at all three quarterbacks on the Broncos' roster. Jarrett Stidham, Zach Wilson and Bo Nix are set to compete for Denver's starting job, and each player spoke with DenverBroncos.com in mid-June. We begin the series with Stidham, who returns to Denver for his second season with the Broncos.

The Broncos return four of five starters on their offensive line, as left tackle Garett Bolles, left guard Ben Powers, right guard Quinn Meinerz and right tackle Mike McGlinchey all remain with Denver.

Additional talent means additional competition, and that's what Denver's defensive line should feature once training camp begins.

"I think we have a very talented room, probably one of the more talented rooms I've been in since I've been here," Baron Browning said of the outside linebackers in June.

Denver's longest stretch of open practices comes after the opening weekend, as the Broncos will hold open practices on six consecutive days from Monday, July 29 to Saturday, Aug. 3.

Denver's biggest free-agent signing may have been acquiring former Dolphins safety Brandon Jones, an ascending player with potential to play both near the line of scrimmage and in the deep part of the field.