Because of COVID-19, the Denver Broncos did not have in-person organized team activities or any minicamps this offseason. Instead, the Broncos had a virtual offseason program, hosting players for meetings and workouts online.
Last week, Denver’s veteran players wrapped up their portion of the offseason program. On Thursday, rookies completed their virtual offseason program, according to KUSA-TV’s Mike Klis.
Klis tweeted that players are tentatively set to report for training camp on July 28 but that date could be moved up or moved back, presumably based on the status of the coronavirus in Colorado.
Denver’s first preseason game is scheduled for Aug. 15, two and a half weeks after players report for training camp. The NFL is considering shortening the preseason but as of now, the Broncos’ schedule is set.
Denver is scheduled to face the Tennessee Titans on “Monday Night Football” on ESPN on Sept. 14, one month after the start of preseason.
