The Denver Broncos made recent roster adjustments, signing cornerback Mario Goodrich and waiving safety Tanner McCalister, reflecting a shift in their defensive back strategy as they head into training camp. The team, currently with a full offseason roster, is set to finalize their 53-man roster by August 26. The depth chart reveals a clear hierarchy, particularly at quarterback with Bo Nix leading, flanked by Jarrett Stidham and Sam Ehlinger. In the running back room, R.J. Harvey and J.K. Dobbins lead a competitive field, with potential for four backs on the active roster.

At tight end, Evan Engram stands out as a primary receiving threat, while the wide receiver group looks to establish roles during summer practices, with Courtland Sutton leading the pack. The offensive line remains stable with all five starters returning. Defensively, a promising combination of Zach Allen and D.J. Jones anchors the line, with a noteworthy linebacker competition brewing. The cornerback position sees Pat Surtain II and rookie Riley Moss vying for top spots, adding intrigue as the Broncos aim to solidify their strategy before the season begins.