Denver Broncos face uncertainty ahead of 2026 NFL season
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 19, 2026, 12:33 PM
Last updated Jun 19, 2026
The Denver Broncos, after a narrow loss in last year's Conference Championship game, look to build on their near success. With the possible return of Bo Nix, the team's trajectory hinges on quarterback health. The roster features emerging players like tight end Justin Joly, while others like wide receiver Courtland Sutton may face diminished roles this season, especially with the arrival of Jaylen Waddle. As the preseason approaches, questions abound about the running back situation, with uncertainty over how the rotation will impact individual performance.
- •Broncos lost by 3 points in last year's Conference Championship.
- •Bo Nix's health key for 2026 season performance.
- •Justin Joly could emerge as a leading tight end.
- •Courtland Sutton's role may decrease with new additions.
- •Running back situation poses challenges for fantasy players.
- 12:33 PMYahoo Sports — Fantasy Football Sleepers, Busts & Predictions: 2026 Denver Broncos
"You can’t get much closer to a Super Bowl than the Broncos did last year. Losing by 3 points in the Conference Championship game while your starting quarterback watches from the sidelines … you can’t really get closer than that.…
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