The Latest Breaking News from Nathaniel Hackett

Staley is a good bet, but there might be an even better one in his own division.

The Broncos are hopeful that Tyrie Cleveland, Billy Turner, Randy Gregory and Jonas Griffith will all be available in Week 1.

Kansas City has owned this division in recent years, but big offseason moves have made it truly up for grabs.

"The more guys you have throughout the season to be able to develop them is so huge," Nathaniel Hackett said.

Netane Muti and McTelvin Agim are among the cut players who re-signed with the Broncos on the practice squad.

If blue-and-gold Kool-Aid were available, many NFL analysts would've chugged several pints by now. These folks love themselves some Chargers. Pick your media outlet. This week it was CBS. Tony Romo's crew and Hall of Fame coach Bill Cowher championed the Chargers — even when not asked about them.

It was a day full of statements — both literal and implied — for the Broncos’ new ownership group, for general manager George Paton and for quarterback Russell Wilson.

KJ Hamler's first game snaps since his ACL injury were "very encouraging," coach Nathaniel Hackett said.

KJ Hamler's healthy and confident going into the regular season.

"It might not work out for the Denver Broncos, but very well could work for another football team."

Who do you think will win the Broncos' backup QB job -- Josh Johnson or Brett Rypien?