The Denver Broncos released their 2023 training camp schedule on Tuesday. This will be the first training camp under Sean Payton. There will be many changes under Sean Payton compared to Nathaniel Hackett on and off the field. Will those changes benefit Russell Wilson, Pat Surtain, Randy Gregory, Javonte Williams, and Jerry Jeudy? Should there be an emphasis on keeping players healthy in camp or was last year an example that that doesn’t work?

Since Peyton Manning's prime years in Denver, the Denver Broncos have been led by their defense, not their offense. Will that change this year with Sean Payton leading Russell Wilson, Javonte Williams, Jerry Jeudy and the Broncos' offense? Or will Vance Joseph's unit, including Pat Surtain II, Randy Gregory, Zach Allen and Justin Simmons, still be the strongest group on the team? Which unit will be better than the other? Which unit has the best chance to be one of the 10 best in the NFL? What is the better option for the team in 2023?

After the Denver Broncos wrapped up mandatory minicamp and their offseason workout program, Russell Wilson turned to social media to post a video of his workouts. He posted the video with the caption: #RestorationSzn . What would a “restoration season” look like for Wilson and the Broncos' offense? Will #RestorationSzn be Wilson's new slogan for the 2023 season as Sean Payton tries to turn him around from his down year? Should Wilson have a tag line for this year like he did last year with 'Broncos Country, Let's Ride'? Finally, is it bad that Wilson posted a video of him working out, despite Payton saying the team was going to work in the darkness this offseason and be “anonymous donors”?

During the Denver Broncos OTAs and mandatory minicamp, Pat Surtain II was practicing returning punts. Should Sean Payton use the Broncos' All-Pro cornerback as a punt returner or is that too risky? On The Pat McAfee Show, Surtain not only said he can do it, but that he wants to do it. Should Payton hold Surtain back from returning punts? Could Pat Surtain II be the next Deion “Coach Prime” Sanders when it comes to returning punts in the NFL?

Jerry Jeudy and Courtland Sutton have both watched extensive film of New Orleans Saints' receiver Michael Thomas this offseason after the team hired Sean Payton. Between Jeudy and Sutton, which will play a similar role to Thomas? Is it possible for either receiver to come close to putting up the All-Pro stats that Thomas did when he played under Payton?

The Denver Broncos wrapped up their first offseason in the Sean Payton era by wrapping up mandatory minicamp practice last week. After watching Russell Wilson, Pat Surtain II, Jerry Jeudy, Mike McGlinchey, Randy Gregory and the rest of the Broncos during OTAs and minicamp, have the expectations for the Broncos changed in the last few months? Is it playoffs or bust for the Broncos this year? What type of year will Wilson have under Payton? Who does this season matter the most for in Denver?

On Thursday, the Denver Broncos wrapped up their first offseason in the Sean Payton era by holding their final mandatory minicamp practice. After watching Russell Wilson, Pat Surtain II, Jerry Jeudy, Mike McGlinchey, Randy Gregory and the rest of the Broncos during OTAs and minicamp, what are the biggest takeaways? Who are the most under-the-radar players for the Broncos? Who are the sleepers? Who should we keep our eye out for entering training camp?

On Wednesday, the Denver Broncos had their second mandatory minicamp practice in the Sean Payton era. After practice Paton, Vance Joseph, Joe Lombardi and Ben Kotwica spoke to the media. The fellas break down what they learned from the Broncos' coordinators as well as the biggest takeaways from the practice after watching Russell Wilson, Jerry Jeudy, Mike McGlinchey, Randy Gregory and Pat Surtain II.

On Tuesday, the Denver Broncos had their first mandatory minicamp practice in the Sean Payton era. After practice Paton talked about the team signing Frank Clark and what role he will have along with Baron Browning's injury. Additionally, where does Javonte Williams stand? The fellas break down the biggest takeaways from the practice after watching Russell Wilson, Jerry Jeudy, Mike McGlinchey, Randy Gregory and Pat Surtain II.

On Thursday, the Denver Broncos made a big-time addition to their pass rush by signing former Kansas City Chiefs' edge rusher Frank Clark. It appears the signing is in reaction to Baron Browning's offseason surgery that could sideline him longer than initially expected. Will Clark be Vance Joseph's starting linebacker alongside Randy Gregory? What are the expectations for Clark this year? Additionally, the Broncos are being connected to Dalvin Cook, who is expected to be officially released from the Minnesota Vikings on Friday. How Sean Payton utilize Cook? What would this mean for Javonte Williams and Samaje Perine?

The Denver Broncos wrapped up their third week of OTA practices on Thursday. Minutes after Sean Payton wrapped up practice, George Paton and the team signed former Kansas City Chief pass rusher Frank Clark to a one-year deal worth up to $7.5 million. Additionally, we found out that Baron Browning had surgery this offseason and that's why he hasn't been at OTAs. Will Clark be able to fill in for Browning effectively? What does this mean for Randy Gregory, Nik Bonitto and Jonathon Cooper? The Broncos also will reportedly have interest in Dalvin Cook. What does this mean for Javonte Williams? The DNVR Broncos Crew was at the practice and talked to Sean Payton after. They break down the biggest takeaways from Russell Wilson, Jerry Jeudy, Pat Surtain II, Randy Gregory and Justin Simmons. Now that OTAs are completed, the team looks toward mandatory minicamp taking place next week.

The Madden 24 cover was revealed on Wednesday, and to no surprise, a Denver Bronco was not chosen. When will the next Bronco be on the cover of the iconic NFL game? Does Russell Wilson, Jerry Jeudy, Pat Surtain II or even Sean Payton have the best chance to represent the Broncos? Or will it be someone who isn't currently even on the roster?

Former Arizona Cardinals receiver DeAndre Hopkins and current Minnesota Vikings running back Dalvin Cook could both be free agents soon. Would it make sense for the Denver Broncos to go after either, or both? With Javonte Williams' health still up in the air, should George Paton sign his former running back to pair with Williams? Would there be room in the receivers room to add Hopkins with Jerry Jeudy, Courtland Sutton, Tim Patrick and Marvin Mims? Or does it matter because of what Sean Payton could do to utilize all of the talent? Additionally, if Denver doesn't sign either, would it be worse for the Broncos if Hopkins or Cook signed with the Kansas City Chiefs, Los Angeles Chargers or Las Vegas Raiders?

For over a decade with the Seattle Seahawks, Russell Wilson was a top 10 quarterback in the entire NFL. During that time Wilson not only won a Super Bowl, but was consistently in the Pro Bowl and had a winning record against the greats like Peyton Manning and Tom Brady. His first year with the Denver Broncos, however, was a massive disappointment. Will Sean Payton's presence with the Broncos help turn Russell Wilson back into a great quarterback? What about an average quarterback? Can he compete with Los Angeles Chargers' quarterback Justin Herbert as the second-best quarterback in the AFC West? The fellas take a look at PFF's projections and break down their own rankings.

After the Denver Broncos' second week of OTAs on Thursday, Sean Payton had massive praise for former third-round NFL Draft pick Greg Dulcich. Payton brought up former tight end greats like Jason Witten, Jimmy Graham and Jeremy Shockey when talking about Dulcich's talent. Payton also said Dulcich could be the team's “joker,” which has been held by other players in the past such as Reggie Bush, Alvin Kamara and Darren Sproles. If Dulcich lives up to his talent, what type of season would that look like working with Russell Wilson? On a totally unrelated note, the fellas also draft the best fast casual restaurants. What would you choose with the first-overall pick?

Biggest takeaways from the Denver Broncos' second week of OTAs under Sean Payton

Denver Broncos' star quarterback Russell Wilson said he feels “lean and mean” following an offseason in which he put in a lot of work. Comparing Wilson's frame from last year under Nathaniel Hackett to this year under Sean Payton, it's clear that the Pro Bowl quarterback is in better shape. Will this lead to Wilson running more like he did when he was with the Seattle Seahawks? Or will Payton try to develop him into a pocket passer like he did with Drew Brees?

Denver Broncos head coach Sean Payton is one of the best offensive minds in NFL history. Is he one of the greatest head coaches of all-time too? Where does he rank among currently NFL coaches? Can the Super Bowl winning coach compete with Kansas City Chiefs coach Andy Reid, New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick, Pittsburgh Steelers coach Mike Tomlin, Los Angeles Rams coach Sean McVay or San Francisco 49ers coach Kyle Shanahan as the best coach in the NFL right now? Is he in the top five? What about the top three? The fellas look around the league and build their NFL head coach power rankings.