Mile High Report
a Denver Broncos community
Filed under:
:format(webp)/cdn.vox-cdn.com/uploads/chorus_image/image/59836539/usa_today_10831051.0.jpg)
Mile High Report will be breaking down all 90 players on the roster each day for 90 days from late May to mid August.
With Denver Broncos training camp coming in August, the Mile High Report staff will be profiling each and every player on the 90-man roster from May into August as the team works toward the final cut down to the 53-man regular season roster.
An updated, full Broncos roster for 2018 can be viewed on the teams main website here.
After being moved to outside linebacker in his rookie season, second-year player DeMarcus Walker is back to where he should have been all along at defensive end. Expect him to make a larger impact and help bolster the team’s pass rush in 2018.
But with so many good, young safeties on the squad, it’s going to be an uphill battle.
The Denver Broncos have been searching for a right tackle for years and may have finally found an answer in veteran Jared Veldheer.
Kyle Peko could backup his older cousins Domata Peko for the Denver Broncos in 2018.
Our player review series continues with Sutton, who has been a standout player the first five practices of training camp.
The nine-year veteran looks to carry on, and pass on the ‘No Fly Zone’ legacy this year.
Emmanuel Sanders should benefit from a new offensive system and better quarterbacking with the Denver Broncos this season
Matt Paradis struggled over the last two years with injuries, but looks to be healthy in 2018
Justin Simmons has a full year of experience with the No Fly Zone and will turn some heads this year.
Entering his ninth season in the league, Demaryius Thomas is the franchise’s longest-tenured player and should have a much better season in 2018 with stability at the quarterback position.
With six fumbles in his rookie year, Isaiah McKenzie is not a popular player with Denver Broncos fans right now.
Entering the final year of his rookie contract, fifth-year cornerback Bradley Roby is ready to show he can be a franchise player for the Denver Broncos.
With a re-stocked stable of pass rushers, and an offense that should be much improved, the stars are aligning for the future Hall of Famer.
The Denver Broncos have a lot of talent in the middle of their defense heading into this season.
Entering his thirteenth season in the National Football League, Domata Peko Sr. will be the strong anchor the Denver Broncos need to fortify their defensive line.
From the backfield to the kick return game, Phillip Lindsay is looking for ways to contribute on the Denver Broncos.
The third year safety needs to step it up in a crowded safety room
After struggling to start 2017, McManus turned it around, and he can build on that for 2018.
Former Florida State product Trey Marshall has intriguing physical tools and ability that could help him make the Broncos’ final roster as an undrafted rookie free agent.
Paxton Lynch will be playing for his career with the Broncos in 2018.
Denver Broncos third-year guard Connor McGovern should make some big leaps after getting much needed game experience last season.
After struggling with, and playing through injury in 2017, hopefully Brandon Marshall can play this upcoming season at full strength
Cyrus Kouandijo, a fifth year tackle, is a contender for the swing tackle role with the Denver Broncos in 2018.
The Denver Broncos have a reliable long snapper in Casey Kreiter who will enter his third season with the team in 2018.
The Denver Broncos selected Brendan Langley in the third round of the 2017 NFL Draft. While he is rough around the edges and needs quite a bit of development, he has enormous long-term potential for the franchise at the cornerback position.