Despite a quiet college career and entering the NFL at age 26, Devaughn Vele carved out a surprisingly productive role for ...

W hen Sean Payton took over as head coach of the Denver Broncos, you expected there would be an overhaul of the franchise. Yet, no one was exactly sure of the scale of the roster ...

Second in a series previewing the Broncos’ 2025 roster in the weeks leading up to the start of training camp in late July.

It is probably the single most interesting offensive storyline — maybe tied with how the running back room shakes out — to ...

The Denver Broncos need one of their young receivers to step up and seize the No. 2 spot opposite Courtland Sutton.

VELE WAS THE sixth of seven players the Broncos selected in this year's draft -- 235th overall and the 33rd receiver of 35 selected. Why did he last so long? Part of it lies with his age.

The growth Vele and the youngsters have shown from last offseason is key. The Broncos have a looming decision on Sutton, who is on an expiring two-year, $27.5 million contract.They could prolong ...

Vele was a Broncos’ seventh-round draft pick out of Utah. There were 234 college prospects selected before the Broncos called his name. Age was no doubt a big reason why it took so long.

Vele has also made his presence known throughout training camp, making key plays including a “fantastic catch” in the final open practice before the preseason opener. While Vele's impressive ...

VELE, NIX AND the rest of Denver's rookie class are a bit of an anomaly for Payton. His teams in New Orleans were often among the oldest in the league, filled with reliable veterans.