"Less pause, less hesitation with the play call in the huddle," Head Coach Sean Payton said of Nix's play this spring.

"When a play's blocked, you want to see that yardage and some [extra]," Head Coach Sean Payton said. "The good runners, they have a little spaghetti sauce to the recipe that's important."

"You get in trouble as soon as you get complacent," Jones said of Denver's defense. "I think we are going to be as good as we want to be, and the sky is the limit."

"I think we're handling it really well," safety Brandon Jones said Tuesday. "I will say, we're still a young team. I think that just kind of brings that juice and energy and kind of that overall dog mentality that we all have."

"I feel like it's going to [be] up to us five up front and our demeanor and the way we run off the ball, the tenacity that we have and the chemistry that we have to get the ball [rolling]," Bolles said. "When we do that, we're a dangerous team."

"God willing, [if] I come in and do what I'm supposed to do, it could be a great year for our offense," Engram said.

The College Football Hall of Fame could soon feature a couple more Broncos.

The rookie tight end appeared in 52 career games at Memphis and Mississippi.

When cornerback Pat Surtain II takes the field this fall, he'll have some new faces around him.

"I've been to a Super Bowl and I've been to NFC Championships," Hufanga said. "That has nothing to do with me being here. I have to come in here and earn the respect from my teammates first and foremost."

"I feel like I'm a lot further," Nix said Thursday. "Just spitting out play calls [is] a lot easier, and processing. … It's a lot better."