The Denver Broncos recently held a rookie minicamp featuring a mix of drafted and undrafted players, alongside rostered veterans and tryout candidates. The camp showcased a total of 59 players, including notable draft picks and unsigned free agents. Among the attendees were draft picks like CB Jahdae Barron and WR Pat Bryant, as well as veteran tryouts like QB Ian Book. The Broncos hope to identify promising talent to bolster their roster and potentially fill gaps ahead of the upcoming season.

With 22 drafted or undrafted players, the camp represented a critical opportunity for the Broncos to assess new talent in a competitive environment. The coaching staff aimed to evaluate their skills and adaptability as they vie for a spot on the 90-man offseason roster. As the team continues to seek improvements, the outcomes of this minicamp could influence future roster decisions.