Denver Broncos deliver explosive offense on Day 1 of training camp

The Denver Broncos opened their 2026 training camp with a fan‑filled practice that highlighted a high‑tempo offense. Head coach Sean Payton praised rookie wide receiver Marvin Mims for his speed and ball‑tracking, noting a 50‑yard catch that set up a field‑goal opportunity. New offensive coordinator Davis Webb orchestrated vertical attacks that saw quarterback Bo Nix and backup Jarrett Stidham connect on deep routes to veterans Courtland Sutton and Jaylen Waddle, as well as to Mims and tight end Evan Engram.

The session also featured productive screen plays and gave depth receivers Michael Bandy and newcomer Hakeem Butler reps. Payton emphasized that the Broncos are not adhering to a traditional receiver hierarchy, allowing multiple players to compete for targets. The energetic practice, the first with spectators, suggested a promising offensive outlook for the upcoming season.