Vele flashed in the August camp with a middle-field TD in the joint practice, signaling a growing role in Denver’s pass game alongside Sutton and Mims. His development complements Nix’s progression, giving the Broncos a versatile trio capable of creating yards after the catch and challenging defenses on multiple levels.

Vele carved a modest rookie year with 41 catches for 475 yards and 3 TDs, showing reliability but limited usage in the target-tree. With Denver’s depth at WR including Mims and Bryant, plus Engram’s high target load, Vele is unlikely to see a meaningful expansion of role in 2025, making upside limited unless injuries or scheme changes reshuffle targets.

Devaughn Vele has shown improvement and is aiming to secure a backup role behind Sutton and Mims. Coaches have indicated he is having some of his best days recently, which bodes well for his prospects.

Devaughn Vele participated in training camp, which indicates his readiness to contribute to the Broncos' receiving corps moving forward.

DeVaughn Vele has shown promise with a PFF score above 70.0, indicating he could emerge as a reliable option for the Broncos this season.