The Denver Broncos rebuild is significantly further along than anyone could have possibly hoped compared to the expectation a year ago. The Broncos appear to have a long-term franchise quarterback in Bo Nix, and the offensive line is a top 5-10 unit in the league with four of the five starters locked up for multiple seasons.

Denver certainly exceeded expectations in Year 1 with Bo Nix, but the team will look to avoid a sophomore slump from their rookie quarterback.

A running back or tight end with elite receiving traits, an athletic inside linebacker and a more athletic safety are priorities for Denver.

Denver Broncos head coach Sean Payton did not mince words about what his team needs to bolster the roster this offseason.

Denver Broncos head coach Sean Payton returned to his old stomping grounds in New Orleans to speak before the Super Bowl . While doing so, he spoke with Kay Adams on the " Up & Adams Show " about the upcoming offseason for Denver and what their biggest "must have" is.

Denver Broncos head coach Sean Payton should reunite with former No. 1 overall pick Jameis Winston by signing him as backup QB to Bo Nix.

When appearing on the Up & Adams Show, Broncos HC Sean Payton said they are looking to improve several facets of the team this offseason. He mentioned needing a “joker” type of offensive playmaker at running back and tight end similar to what he had with the New Orleans Saints.

Sean Payton is enjoying some of the Super Bowl festivities in New Orleans, and he may have just spilled the beans on the Denver Broncos' offseason plans.