The location is set, a 50-plus-acre stretch of abandoned railyard along the South Platte River. And the conversation around the Denver Broncos’ planned new home, now, will turn to exactly how they’ll pay for it.

Broncos QB Bo Nix and HC Sean Payton each downplayed a third-quarter interaction on the sideline Sunday vs. the Colts, though they explained what happened in somewhat differing terms.

Sean Payton isn’t concerned about Raiders minority owner Tom Brady sitting in the team’s coaching booth for games.

“You don’t want to just win one with this group with the talent we have, with the pieces we have. If we only got one, it would be tough.”

Mickey Moniak has played well enough in ’25 to warrant consideration to be a part of the team’s rebuild going forward.

The Broncos’ quartet of impact free-agent signings combined to play all of 31 games in 2024.