The first week of camp revealed the impact new additions — and the continued development of young talent — could have for ...

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Sharp Football Analysis recently released its rankings of the units of all 32 teams, with defense grouped into the front ...

The Broncos are stacked at virtually every other position on defense. But one weak link is enough to get exploited by the NFL ...

On this episode of "Broncos in 60," outside linebacker Jonathon Cooper shares his expectations for the defense and what he ...

The Broncos may have their most complete defensive personnel since 2015, but how quickly can the unit incorporate a handful ...

Building a defense that’s top-shelf year after year is tough to do. The Broncos, though, think they’re primed to roll out a dominant unit this fall after having one of the NFL’s b… ...

In his first 3 seasons with the Broncos, Jones started 48 of a possible 51 games with 122 tackles, 5.0 sacks, 9 pass deflections, 3 forced fumbles, 3 fumble recoveries, 9 TFL and 11 QB hits while ...

He’ll be 29 in 2026, still in his prime, so the Broncos should extend him to solidify the middle of their defense for the next three or four seasons.” Allen sacks Allen!

The website placed the Denver Broncos' unit as their top defense, citing Pat Surtain and the drafting of Jahdae Barron as reasons for their No. 1 ranking.

Broncos keep D.J. Jones, investing $39M in veteran nose tackle amid offseason changes. New defensive free agents Talanoa Hufanga, Evan Engram and Dre Greenlaw. Skip Navigation.