With the Broncos turning to Palczewski instead of Matt Peart, Frank Crum, or someone else, they make their pecking order clear. Palczewski is the backup right tackle, at least for now, despite the talk that they prefer him as a guard, which began during last year's training camp.

However, it’s clear Payton’s got big plans for Harvey, the second-round draft pick. Given his explosiveness and also Dobbins’ injury history, expect the Broncos to get Harvey on the field early and often assuming he proves he’s up to the task in camp. That will help his learning curve and also could help keep Dobbins fresh for a stretch run.

Entering the final year of his rookie contract, fourth-year pro Luke Wattenberg is poised to be the starting center for the Denver Broncos in 2025.

Bleacher Report's Matt Holder called Denver Broncos rookie cornerback Jahdae Barron "Too Good" to keep off field in 2025.

Before the Broncos: Powers (6-4, 310 pounds) was originally selected by the Baltimore Ravens in the fourth round (123rd overall) of the 2019 NFL draft out of Oklahoma. In Power's rookie year, he only played in one game before becoming an entrenched starter in 2020. In his second season, Powers dressed for 16 games, starting seven of them.

Entering Year 2, the Broncos reloaded the arsenal, which has this offense poised to break into the NFL stratosphere. When it comes to predicting the future, ESPN 's Mike Clay released his annual ...

Luke Wattenberg is set to be a free agent, and Ben Powers is overpaid, and they can get out of his deal after this year. Those reasons are why the Broncos must determine what they have in terms of depth on the offensive line, especially at the interior positions.

The Denver Broncos offensive line is loaded with key starters and strong depth options as training camp approaches.

The Broncos went out and got the skill talent this offseason to elevate an offense that put up a clunker in their wild-card round loss to the Buffalo Bills.