Broncos Country's first opportunity to see Russell Wilson and the 2022 Broncos in person is coming soon.

Denver has completed its offseason program, as the team wrapped up mandatory minicamp this week after a nine-week voluntary offseason program.

"I can't wait to touch that paint," Jeudy said Tuesday. "That's my first time ever playing the game of football not being able to score a touchdown. I know this year when I get in that end zone, y'all are gonna feel me."

"One thing that I've always believed in is it's a lifestyle," Wilson said. "You have to make your whole entire being and your thought process about winning and about being successful."

Despite the back-and-forth nature of the team's first minicamp practice, quarterback Russell Wilson said he feels "extremely confident" about the state of the offense ahead of his first season with the team.

"He's done a really good job," HC Nathaniel Hackett said. "He's starting to feel it a little bit, both his pass rushing and his ability to stop the run."

"I look up and the ball is going and Tim ran a beautiful route, so that was awesome," Head Coach Nathaniel Hackett said.

After watching voluntary veteran minicamp, rookie minicamp and a pair of OTA practices, we're starting to get a better sense for this Broncos team.

"You kind of have an illusion of like, 'I can do this,'" Griffith said Friday. "But when you actually do it, that's a little bit different. But I would say that was a big thing for me, going out there and doing it and proving it to myself that I could do it. I feel like that was huge for me and a big confidence booster going into the offseason."

The Broncos' first Super Bowl championship team will be honored this fall.