It's a Brand New Day, Broncos Country, as head coach Sean Payton sent the team into the Spider-Verse.

When it rains, it pours. The Denver Broncos are experiencing that in terms of injuries during training camp, with Michael Deiter the latest cause for concern.

On the very first day of any team's camp, Nic Scourton, the Panthers' 2025 second-round edge rusher, tore his ACL, and now he's out for the season.

The Denver Broncos have a deep and talented team, but these five players could sneak onto the final 53-man roster.

The Denver Broncos are having a strong training camp despite dealing with some small injury concerns.

Luke Wattenberg, Marvin Mims, Jordan Turner, Nate Adkins, Eyioma Uwazurike and Sean Fresch Jr. all returned to practice in some capacity, so that was good to see.

Broncos running back J.K. Dobbins went to the locker room during Monday’s practice, but head coach Sean Payton isn’t concerned about a long-term absence. Payton said at his press conference that Dobbins is dealing with a soft tissue injury and that the team is being cautious with him as a result.

Former NFL quarterback Teddy Bridgewater announced his retirement on Monday, and it's for good this time. Bridgewater initially retired from football at the end

Now, one of the quarterbacks who was viewed as a strong backup plan to Tagovailoa has announced his retirement after a 12-year NFL career.

On Monday, Bridgewater confirmed his retirement from the NFL as reported by the League's official X account.