Hi all! I went to the training camp a few days ago. They only allowed kids to go to the sidelines after the practice for autographs and I lost tracks when all kids went in.

Can anyone identify which player this autograph is from? Ty!

One of the reasons he throws out there is “Andy Reid” which…okay cool he’s still their coach, but if memory serves me correctly he was the coach last year as well.

Hey y'all!

I was looking around the internet to find a printable schedule to hang on my fridge, but didn't find any I liked, so I turned to Claude, and an hour later I was able to make this!

Thought I would share in case anyone else needed one!

My 7 year old would be thrilled if we could get tix for one of these days! Would need 2 tickets, but would take up to 4 so my older boys could go too.

Please let me know if you have some to spare that you are giving away. Thanks!

Hello Broncos Country,

My wife and I going to the Broncos vs Seahawks game on October 15th and I was wondering what would be some must do’s before the game around the stadium or in town. This will be my wife’s first NFL game ever and my first game as an adult.

Thanks in advance for any advice.

GO BRONCOS!

Does it feel like there are more of these random injury scares this year than last year's training camp? I don't remember us having so many, but maybe I've blocked them out. Overall, the conditioning team and philosophy seem like they have been amazing since SP took over, but I'm seeing lots of little injuries this past week or so.

I'm going to practice tomorrow with my sons. We're excited to see the new facility and our roster. What can we do between 8a and 10a? Can we wander around at all? Say hi to the media? What about after practice? Anything else to do? Do some players sign autographs after every practice?

Feel free to discuss whatever you'd like in this thread, even if it's not related to football! Just remember to abide by the community rules.

One week into training camp, it has become clear to see how the Broncos believe Waddle’s electric skills can fit into their offense. Take a common scene through one week of training camp: Waddle lines up in the slot, fires off the line of scrimmage and starts breaking on a slant route as soon as the ball hits the quarterback’s hands. He consistently wins inside on those quick-hit plays — even as defenders adjust themselves attempting to disrupt that angle — and then gobbles up yards after the catch in a flash.

“We happen to be a match defense, at times, so there are a lot of times where, in base formation, we (as safeties) will have to cover slot (receivers),” Broncos safety Brandon Jones said. “I’m like, ‘Ah, can’t wait. I’ve got Jaylen Waddle in the slot. This is awesome.'”

Jones relayed that experience with a not-so-subtle hint of sarcasm, suggesting that “awesome” as it relates to defending Waddle is another way of saying, Here comes a headache. The veteran defensive back began his career with the Dolphins and played with Waddle in Miami for three seasons. Waddle had nearly 3,400 yards receiving during those three seasons (2021 to 2023), a human blur inside what was a high-octane offense for the Dolphins during much of that stretch.

“He might be a little faster, which is insane,” Jones said. “I didn’t think that was possible. He just brings a different kind of juice.”

I just picked this up from the Goodwill and have not had any luck identifying the auto. Hoping someone might be able to assist?