If you’re a Denver Broncos fan, now is the time to get yourself a new Broncos jersey. The team is on the rise and you can never have enough orange out there on the streets of Denver. Fanatics has a ton of great sports apparel available right now, and with training camps not too far off in the distance I thought it was time to take a look at the best Denver Broncos jerseys to consider wearing this season. You’ll find plenty of names you’ve thought of for certain, as well as a few that make good jersey options for Broncos fans with a little contrarian in them. Shannon Sharpe and Von Miller jerseys aren’t available on Fanatics, but plenty of other big time Broncos are, so read onward if you’re in search of a new Broncos jersey for the season.
John Elway Denver Broncos Nike Mile High Collection Game Jersey
From a raw talent standpoint, to this day John Elway is still one of the best quarterbacks I’ve watched throw a football. He transformed the Broncos into a championship caliber team in the 1980s, and toward the end of his career he finally notched a couple of Super Bowl wins. He did so again as the lead executive with the team. Elway is nearly synonymous with Denver football even though he hasn’t set foot on the field in more than 25 years.
This Elway Nike game jersey features an authentic throwback design that celebrates the teams of the 1970s and 1980s. The vibrant orange coloring and vintage style capture the nostalgia of all of the fourth quarter comebacks Elway was known for in his early career. This jersey is incredibly well made, so it’s super durable and made to last. It’s officially licensed NFL apparel as well, so everything about it is authentic.
Champ Bailey Denver Broncos Nike Game Jersey
Champ Bailey held down an entire side of the football field in his time as a Bronco, giving opposing quarterbacks only half of the field to work with. He was one of the NFL’s premier cover cornerbacks for a decade, spending the bulk of his career in Denver. Bailey’s leadership in the 2000s helped the Broncos reach the AFC Championship game in 2005, and he’s one of eight Broncos enshrined in the Hall of Fame.
Bailey’s number 24 is represented with this Nike game jersey that delivers authentic Broncos styling with a long-lasting construction. The jersey comes in Nike’s athletic tailored fit, which is meant to provide comfort without having a lot of the excess bulk you’ll often find in sports apparel. This is the kind of jersey you can wear on game day, but its sleeker styling leaves it in play for weekends and casual nights out.
Peyton Manning Denver Broncos Mitchell & Ness Legacy Jersey
When Peyton Manning arrived in Denver the organization had been plagued with nearly a decade of average quarterback play. In his four-season tenure Manning led the Broncos to two Super Bowl appearances, including a victory in Super Bowl 50. As a Bronco, Manning had some of the most prolific offensive seasons of all-time, including the 2013 season, in which he threw for an NFL-record 55 touchdown passes.
This Peyton Manning jersey is a little bit different than many of the Nike jerseys you’ll find on this list. This one is made by Mitchell & Ness, and it combines vintage aesthetics with modern comfort. You’ll find it made with premium materials and authentic design details, with the orange color way nailing the Broncos vibe. The jersey is made with a relaxed fit to accommodate various body types comfortably.
Terrell Davis Denver Broncos Nike Game Jersey
Terrell Davis dominated the NFL during his peak playing years, rushing for more than 2000 yards in 1998. He led the Broncos to their second consecutive Super Bowl victory that year and walked away with Super Bowl MVP honors. He was one of the most beloved Broncos in his time as the lead back because of his big smile and propensity to give the Mile High Salute after every touchdown he scored.
This jersey style was relatively new when Terrell Davis played, and it’s perfect for representing his official game jersey. It has a modern athletic fit that makes it wearable for just about any occasion, including pickup games of your own. Nike makes this with premium materials that are designed to maintain their appearance through years of wearing and washing, while official NFL licensing ensures the colors are accurate and the logos are authentic.
Patrick Surtain II Denver Broncos Nike Mile High Collection Alternate Game Jersey
He’s a bit of a Denver newcomer compared to many of the names you’ll find on this list, but in just a few short years Pat Surtain has established himself as the league’s best cornerback. He’s the reigning NFL Defensive Player of the Year, and his coverage skills and ball-hawking ability have turned him into a true shutdown corner. Surtain plays far beyond his age and experience, making it seem like he’s already been a decade-long Bronco.
This Patrick Surtain jersey is part of Nike’s Mile High Collection. It’s available in orange and white, but the Broncos restyled jerseys look particularly good to me in navy blue. It looks a little more sophisticated, which isn’t always what you want, but it stands out well against all of the orange available on this list. The jersey is officially licensed Broncos apparel, so you can be sure it’s something that screams authenticity.
Randy Gradishar Denver Broncos Nike Retired Player Alternate Game Jersey
The anchor of Denver’s legendary Orange Crush defense of the 1970s, Randy Gradishar was one of the biggest names of Broncos lore before Elway came along. Gradishar earned seven Pro Bowl selections, establishing him as one of the era’s premier linebackers. He played instinctively and fiercely, making him a longtime fan favorite. He was just inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2024, which many in Denver feel was a long time coming.
If you remember the playing days of Gradishar or simply have a heart for ferocious defensive football, this is the Denver Broncos jersey for you. It’s made with Nike’s premium materials, ensuring it will hold up for years to come, but it also features an athletic fit that makes it something you could wear even when there isn’t a game going on. Nike has pumped game-level construction into this one, so you’re getting quality across the board.
Rod Smith Denver Broncos Nike Alternate Game Jersey
Rod Smith was at first most famously known in Denver for overcoming his undrafted status and becoming one of the team’s premier receivers. He would go on to have what many in Denver would consider a Hall of Fame career, being the team’s best receiver for a decade. He landed an 80-yard touchdown catch in the Broncos 1998 Super Bowl win, which was John Elway’s final game, and from there became the favorite target of several ensuing Broncos quarterbacks.
This Rod Smith jersey features Nike’s alternate design and showcases the orange color way that for years was synonymous with Denver football. It’s a bit of a throwback to the 1980s styling, while at the same time incorporating some modern elements. Nike makes this with an athletic fit so it’s not too bulky, and the classic coloring of the lettering and the big number 80 make this a great tribute to one of the most beloved Bronco of all time.
Ed McCaffrey Denver Broncos Nike Game Jersey
Ed McCaffrey was, for several years, Rod Smith’s top receiving mate. He’s an all-time favorite in Denver due to his grit and fearlessness over the middle. McCaffrey had super reliable hands, as evidenced by the time he took a shot over the middle that broke one of his legs. McCaffrey caught it high, and despite a long way to the ground with a broken leg, never let go of the football.
And while that play is a good representation of McCaffrey’s grit, this jersey is a great way to remind other Broncos fans of it. It’s an official Nike game jersey with authentic Broncos styling, and it has reinforced construction that will keep it ready to wear for years to come. McCaffrey has remained active in the Denver football community, both as a local coach and as a broadcaster. This jersey is a great way to help his Denver football legacy carry on.
Jason Elam Denver Broncos Nike Alternate Game Jersey
Putting a kicker’s jersey on a list of “best jerseys” is kind of like selecting a kicker in the NFL draft. But Jason Elam was no ordinary kicker. He was kicking 55+ yard field goals before everyone in the league could do so, and to this day he’s the Broncos’ all-time leading scorer. Elam was the kicker on the late 1990s Broncos Super Bowl teams, and his steady leg nearly always kicked a long one through the uprights going into halftime.
You aren’t going to find many people rocking an Elam jersey, which is precisely why it’s on this list. It’s a conversation starter if you prefer that, or if you simply prefer a Broncos jersey rocking the good old number 1, well, Elam is who you’re going to go with. The jersey is made by Nike and is officially licensed for guaranteed authenticity. It rocks the classic Broncos colors and on the inside collar reads “Broncos Country”.
Bo Nix Denver Broncos Nike Game Jersey
After just one season in Denver, Bo Nix already has Broncos Country dreaming of a dynasty. So far he’s looking like the quarterback the team hasn’t been able to find since Peyton Manning retired. Nix nearly won Rookie of the Year honors, and he’s poised for big numbers and big wins with Sean Payton calling plays for him. With Nix showing all the signs of a longtime franchise quarterback, there should be no hesitation in Broncos fans throwing his jersey on.
This Bo Nix jersey is another jersey that’s available in a number of different colors, but the classic white home jersey looks really good to me with the new Broncos uniforms. It feels classic but looks modern, and the jersey’s athletic fit makes it both comfortable and easy to wear in non-game day situations. This jersey is made by Nike, so it’s fully authentic and made to last for plenty of Bo Nix and Denver Broncos seasons to come.
