Broncos head coach Sean Payton's doubts about Caleb Williams' potential leading up to the 2024 NFL Draft have been revealed.

Denver Broncos rookie running back RJ Harvey had a mixed NFL debut, rushing seven times for 25 yards and adding a four-yard reception. Harvey showed flashes of what made him a second-round draft pick, but there was also at least one occasion when he bounced a run outside when there was a running lane available inside.

Denver Broncos receiver Troy Franklin addressed how he's seen quarterback Bo Nix change since both starred for the Oregon Ducks. Franklin's strong NFL training

The Denver Broncos entered the offseason looking for more playmakers on offense and proceeded to draft UCF running back RJ Harvey in the second round with the 60th overall pick to give more weapons to franchise quarterback Bo Nix.

Elsewhere on the ex-Broncos front, running back Royce Freeman, who was drafted by Denver in the third round of the 2018 NFL draft out of Oregon, worked out for Miami before the Dolphins opted to sign Boone. Freeman totaled 1,596 yards from scrimmage and scored nine touchdowns in three years (46 games) with the Broncos.

The Denver Broncos drafted running back RJ Harvey in the second round of the 2025 NFL Draft, and he's already impressing his head coach Sean Payton in Denver.

We dive into the Denver Broncos' 2025 NFL odds, review their offseason and preview their season from a betting perspective

“The Broncos finished the 2010 season 4-12, their worst record since their 2-7 strike-shortened season of 1982. They were immediately back in the playoffs the following year, thanks in large part to Von Miller, whom they selected second overall in the 2011 NFL Draft," Ryan Smith wrote for PFF.

The Broncos have to find answers with their depth at the safety position, especially with P.J. Locke working back from back surgery. Skinner stood out in a big way last week against the 49ers' third-unit offense, but can he make it count versus the Cardinals' second-unit this weekend?

The San Francisco 49ers already lean heavily on two seventh-round picks, now they may have another in their starting lineup.

The Denver Broncos are being cautious with wide receiver Devaughn Vele going into his second season in the NFL. Vele, who did not practice during mandatory minicamp this spring, has also had several rest days after training camp this summer. We now know that absence was related to a knee injury.

The first of two seventh-round picks, Vele had the biggest impact of the Broncos' 2024 draft class outside of Nix, and that has led to a lot of hype for him as he enters Year 2. Vele is projected to have a significant role within the Broncos' offense this year as either the second or third receiver in the rotation.