With our annual Mile High Report position group reviews complete, let’s have a discussion on what part of the roster has fans across Broncos Country the most concerned.
Good morning, Broncos Country.
In less than a week, the Denver Broncos will begin their training camp sessions with their rookies reporting on July 16th. After a quiet and long summer lacking big news, we are on the verge of a lot of excitement and interesting developments leading up to the 2025 season.
Over the past week or so, Scotty Payne and I have gone over each position group [besides special teams] and given our thoughts on how they look heading into camp. We appreciate all of the commentary it generated and enjoyed hearing your thoughts. It was interesting to see that some were high on the talent and potential of some positions, with others being more cautious with their optimism.
For today’s edition of Horse Tracks, I thought I’d ask our readers which position group on the roster concerns them the most. To better gauge the fan pulse on this, I’ve added a poll at the end of the article that you can feel free to vote on if you wish.
For me, it would definitely be inside linebacker. As I wrote in my review, I think the duo of Dre Greenlaw and Alex Singleton can be formidable this coming season. When healthy, both of those players have proven to be quality difference makers at the position.
For Greenlaw, his coverage prowess and ability to make game-changing plays is notable. He can cover a lot of ground and gives the Broncos a talented player that will be able to improve their coverage over the middle of the field. With Singleton, his sideline-to-sideline ability and being a difference maker against the run sticks out.
However, the large concern is whether or not the two can come back and play at a high level after significant injuries without any setbacks. If there is one thing I’m really hoping for this season, it’s that those two can stay on the field and help take the Broncos’ defense to the next level.
So, what do you think, Broncos Country? What position group concerns you the most leading up to the 2025 season? As always, thank you for reading. Here is today’s slate of articles for Horse Tracks.
Broncos News & Tidbits
Broncos rookies report to camp: A guide to the 2025 rookie class
What to know about Broncos rookies Jahdae Barron, RJ Harvey, Pat Bryant, Sai’vion Jones, Jeremy Crawshaw, Que Robinson, Jeremy Crawshaw, Caleb Lohner, Johnny Walker.
Broncos, mayor’s office inquired about tax incentives for Burnham Yard stadium site
The Broncos and Denver Mayor Mike Johnston’s office last year made inquiries about the use of urban-renewal tax incentives as the team explores a potential new stadium site at Burnham Yard, a city official confirmed to The Denver Post.
Denver Broncos WR Marvin Mims Jr.: ‘The Times Are Changing For Us’
Denver Broncos wide receiver and returner Marvin Mims Jr. expressed that “the times are changing” for the franchise.
Broncos WR Troy Franklin Makes NFL.com’s Exclusive Top 10 ‘Triplets’ List
The Denver Broncos would prefer to continue teaming Troy Franklin up with his Oregon quarterback, Bo Nix, but it’s good to see him mentioned by NFL.com.
NFL News & Tidbits
2025 NFL Division Power Rankings: NFC/AFC North reign supreme, while NFC/AFC South bring up rear
As we hurtle toward training camp for the 2025 NFL season, Eric Edholm provides his Division Power Rankings. Which quartet of teams looks the best? The worst? Check out the full pecking order, 1-8.
Commanders unveil ‘Super Bowl Era’ alternate uniforms, helmet
The new Washington Commanders ownership continues to celebrate the past of a historic franchise, announcing Wednesday a “Super Bowl era” alternate throwback uniform that hails a glorious run in club’s history.
Buccaneers LT Tristan Wirfs undergoes knee surgery, likely to start 2025 season on PUP list
Buccaneers All-Pro left tackle Tristan Wirfs underwent knee surgery on Tuesday and will likely start the season on the physically unable to perform list, NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reported Wednesday
NFL RB rankings, 1-32: Where does each team’s starter land heading into 2025 season?
With the ground game back in vogue, Maurice Jones-Drew ranks all 32 RB1s heading into the 2025 NFL season. Who’s No. 1? Is Omarion Hampton or Ashton Jeanty the top-rated rookie running back?