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Plus, Offensive Coordinator Davis Webb speaks about O-line consistency and Special Teams Coordinator/Assistant Head Coach Darren Rizzi is encouraged by depth at the returner position.

"I've still got a long way to go," Coleman said. "I'm still in my first year, so just still being a sponge and still being able to grow and know the areas that I want to grow in. I had one good preseason game, but I'm still chopping wood and trying to be the best teammate I can be."

"It's a unique skill set, knowing that he has the ability to make a big play in one snap," cornerback Pat Surtain II said of Waddle.

"It's always a blast to play at home," Nix said. "It's great to get in front of our fans."

"It's been competitive all camp," Defensive Coordinator Vance Joseph said. "Offense wins, defense wins. Guys are getting guys better."

"He's ready for the next step in terms of playing more defensive snaps and playing more [special] teams snaps," Defensive Coordinator Vance Joseph said in June.

"Whether it's this facility [or] a new stadium, we're trying to raise the expectations," Penner said Tuesday, "and our expectation is we want to win championships."

"Defensively, we get something from that," Head Coach Sean Payton said of situational periods. "Offensively, we do as well."

"We have to completely start over," quarterback Bo Nix said. "We have to start a new season, start 0-0 and go from there."

"Run periods, I think they help practice flow a little bit differently," quarterback Bo Nix said Monday. "I think when you start with [a] run period, when you do a couple of run periods, it makes practice extremely physical."

Harvey led all rookies with 12 total touchdowns in 2025.

Plus, rookie inside linebacker Red Murdock has "his best two days" of training camp, and safety Brandon Jones explains his thoughts as he attempted kicks on Saturday.

"This training camp has been very competitive," Defensive Coordinator Vance Joseph said following Saturday's practice. "It's gone back and forth. ... That's a good sign for our team."

Quarterback Bo Nix led a go-ahead drive to close out Friday's practice.

"I'm still going to play aggressive, and I'm not going to shy away from it," Moss said.

"He's in this spot where he's understanding the game at such a different level," wide receiver Courtland Sutton said of the third-year quarterback.

Defensive lineman Eyioma Uwazurike and defensive tackle Malcolm Roach applied consistent pressure up front, while cornerback Kris Abrams-Draine recorded an interception.

Defensive lineman Zach Allen, who has earned All-Pro honors in back-to-back seasons, was particularly disruptive during the Broncos' second padded practice.

During the Broncos' first six practices since returning to the field, Waddle has repeatedly shown why the Broncos acquired him in the offseason.

"Man, he competes his tail off," Head Coach Sean Payton said Monday. "I love that about him."

"I think it is a strength," Nix said of his ability to stick with a play. "… I feel like every practice I've ever been in, there's going to be a time or two during practice that you have to move and escape and practice that dynamic play."

"I think we're always trying to stretch the field," Head Coach Sean Payton said. "… It was good to see the ball get down the field."

"It's guys running to the ball, guys flying, guys finishing plays and being physical," Hufanga said.

"Certainly, this is a team that has expectations of playing in the postseason," Head Coach Sean Payton said.

After Nix led Denver to the postseason in back-to-back years, Head Coach Sean Payton expressed confidence that the third-year quarterback will "continue to improve."

"It starts right here in training camp," cornerback Pat Surtain II said. "It starts early on in the season. Our main focus is to start off fast."

"My expectations were high, and it definitely exceeded my expectations," cornerback Pat Surtain II said.

Plus, cornerback Jahdae Barron will look to make an increased impact during his second season in Denver.

"We've got young guys that we expect to step up and play," Defensive Coordinator Vance Joseph said in June.

Plus, this year's Mr. Irrelevant, inside linebacker Red Murdock, is a "tackling machine."

Garett Bolles and Quinn Meinerz were two of the six finalists for the league's inaugural Protector of the Year Award, and both men were named Pro Bowlers and first-team All-Pros.

Running back Jonah Coleman, Denver's fourth-round draft selection out of Washington, is eager to "come in and add value."

"I think a guy like that makes everybody on the offense better," quarterback Bo Nix said.

"Once you win a playoff game, you really feel like you can do anything, especially with the team that we have coming back," Nix said in June.

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