George Paton, the Broncos' general manager, emphasizes the importance of continuous improvement, stating, "Build every day, or you’ll be passed up." This philosophy takes front stage as the Broncos prepare to sign cornerback Mario Goodrich III from the United Football League. Goodrich, a Clemson alum who went undrafted in 2022, has had a turbulent career in the NFL, appearing in four games with the Philadelphia Eagles before seeing action with the Birmingham Stallions in the UFL.

After showing promise in the UFL, Goodrich's addition would lead to the Broncos' first post-minicamp roster cut as they finalize their roster. Currently, Denver has 91 players on their offseason roster, right at the NFL's cap of 90 with an exception for their international player. The move underscores the team's commitment to bolstering their defense while remaining competitive and attentive to talent across leagues.