Three NFL teams poached coaches from Sean Payton's staff this offseason. The Denver Broncos lost assistant special teams coach Chris Banjo to the New York Jets, passing game coordinator John Morton to the Detroit Lions and tight ends coach Declan Doyle to the Chicago Bears.

Payton held court with the media on Monday morning during the AFC coaches breakfast. Someone asked Payton about the Commanders, and he offered plenty of praise, specifically for the coaching staff. “I saw a good team.

The Denver Broncos have added a new quarterback to the roster, and there is evidence to suggest that the team may be planning to carve out a specific role for him.

After Denver finished 19th among the NFL’s 32 teams in yards gained during the 2024 season, Broncos coach Sean Payton expressed a desire to add a “joker” to the team’s offense – an athletic running back or tight end whose abilities create a mismatch in the passing game and present a problem in space.

Once Nix proved that he was the quarterback the Broncos have been looking for since Peyton Manning, there wasn't any more searching for a franchise quarterback. Heading into the offseason, Nix was the only quarterback on the roster.

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