Other teams have been through this and came out ahead. We want to build the right way for sustained success. We plan on doing that, and we’re excited for the challenge.” In that context, the Broncos’ decision to stand pat at the trade deadline while ...

The Broncos made headlines when they dealt pass rusher Baron Browning on Monday, and there's one more player who could be on the way out.

The Denver Broncos made a trade before the deadline, sending a former starter to an NFC team at the top of its division.

The Broncos have six receivers who have at least 50 receiving yards, five who have 100 but just one, Sutton, who has more than 200, which is either the byproduct of a very democratized offense – it's not – or a team that traded away their WR2 to the Cleveland Browns without a new number two locked in to replace him.

Ultimately, the Broncos watched as the rest of the playoff contenders in the AFC made at least one move, and in some cases multiple moves to strengthen their chances come January.

Dalton Kincaid has emerged as Buffalo’s primary tight end, so the Broncos could make an offer for Knox. 5. TE Hunter Henry: New England has a rookie QB in Drake Maye and Henry is one of his favorite targets,