Denver Broncos rely on offensive line continuity amid roster pressure

The Denver Broncos are entering the new season with a focus on continuity, particularly within their offensive line. Offensive coordinator Davis Webb noted that the unit is set to remain largely unchanged for a fourth consecutive year, which he described as a “blessing” for both pass protection and the run game.

However, roster stability is not guaranteed for all players. As the preseason finale against the Minnesota Vikings approaches, several of the team's 2026 draft picks face pressure to secure their spots before the NFL deadline to trim rosters to 53 players. Rookie tight end Justin Joly and seventh-round safety Miles Scott are among those needing strong performances to avoid being cut.