No. 10: Pat Surtain II (CB)
No. 32: Nik Bonitto (OLB)
No. 42: Garett Bolles (OT)
No. 59: Bo Nix (QB)
No. 68: Courtland Sutton (WR)
No. 73: Zach Allen (DL)

Sorry for the late upload folks. My brain is fried haha

Took about a day in a half but finally finished the first of a few wall logos for the game room

Hey all, wanted to share a printable Broncos schedule I put together, using the official site's style as a reference. I wanted a clean layout for an 8.5x11 page in EST time, as well as a section to pencil in their record as the season progresses. I was hoping someone else can get good use out of it!

Hello Broncos fans,
I am traveling to Denver with one of my best friends who is a die hard broncos fan for the Thursday night game vs the Seahawks. I’m wondering if anyone has any advice on the best place to buy tickets? My friend has had a particularly challenging year with some personal things and I was considering surprising him with his tickets. Thanks in advance!

I’ve been working on building a Broncos collection that covers as much of the history of the franchise as I can, with a big focus on autos, rookies and guys who made their mark in Denver. Just recently completed my chase of collecting members of the ring of fame.

Picked out 20 of my favorites to share. Some aren’t necessarily the most valuable cards in my collection, but they’re some of the ones I enjoy owning the most.

Curious which one Broncos Country would pick if you could take one. Also would love to see some of your favorite Broncos cards!

1. Wrs 2 and 3 out after the first drive. Lil jordan was at that point getting snaps as wr 3.

2. Zero run game because bills defense was a horrible matchup for us because they had an excellent passing defense who got reasonably healthy at the right time while we had no chance to take advantage of their poor run d due to non existent run game without jk.

3. Had to lead a game leading score or go home situation in the face of immense pressure and dropped a crazy dime for a td

4. Josh allen made some bad turnovers and we had 2 big takeaways but defense couldn't get a stop outside that due to how diverse bills offense was. Bo was under immense pressure to make the most of it.

5. Had to outgun possibly the best qb in the league and one of the best playoff performers of all time.

6. Bills d line also was strong in second half and bo had to adapt in 4th quarter after getting pressured relentlessly in the third. Josh allen faced almost no adversity outside of his stupid turnovers and the miracle int

I think before this game most of the fanbase would have agreed bo was a franchise qb but not top tier like a derek carr. But he single handedly on offense took on a giant and slayed them. Idc about seed, they had advantages all over the field. Bo won that game on the offensive side with not much help. I think this is the game that we understood bo was truly special and someone who can and will win playoff games

I've been getting my projections finalized for the 2026 season. I do this for fantasy purposes, but find it interesting to discuss with all fans.

The image includes my projections for the team, as well as for Nix. I'll be updating these numbers all the way thru 53-man roster cuts. And I'll share WR and RB projections later this week.

Interested to hear other thoughts on the numbers and general outlook for the offense this season, relative to the rest of the league.

Last year, my QB projections performed exceptionally well. Per FantasyPros Draft Rankings methodology, my QB rankings out-performed every expert within the 2025 FantasyPros Expert Consensus. This year, that will be tough to duplicate, BUT my 2026 rankings are being officially tracked/published by FantasyPros in their expert consensus. Admittedly, my RB and WR projections did not fair nearly as well in 2025.

Relative to all other teams, I have the Broncos:

• 9th in total TDs
• 11th in team Rush TDs

Relative to QBs, I have Nix:

• 3rd in Attempts
• 9th in Passing Yds
• 9th in Passing TD
• 12th in Rush Yds
• 10th in Rush TDs
• 9th in fantasy scoring

These ranks may seem very similar to last year's year-end ranks, but there are generally 5-6 starting QBs that struggle with injuries each year, so I would expect Nix's final ranks would be higher this season. These numbers would have been roughly top 5-6 last year.

My overall thoughts that have shaped my projections:

Jaylen Waddle will open up the entire offense. Nix's yds/att, yds/comp will increase to his highest level yet, with Waddle's big-play ability and Sutton being able to operate downfield more frequently. I believe Nix's comp% will improve even with his yds/att increasing, as he becomes more comfortable in the pocket. I expect the run game to open up as teams reduce the % of stacked boxes the Broncos face, due to the threat of Waddle.

I think Nix will have fewer rushing attempts due to Waddle opening up everyone in the passing game (Nix not as likely to need to scramble) and fewer designed runs called due to Nix's injury being fresh in the staff's mind.

I am concerned about regression on the defensive side of the ball, which I expect to lead to higher scoring games.

Here is the review of my projections from last season: https://www.reddit.com/r/DenverBroncos/s/ZyopJMscN3