As the Denver Broncos commence their offseason training activities (OTAs), several critical storylines emerge that could shape the team's performance in the upcoming season. The Broncos aim to enhance their offense after a lackluster showing in 2025. A focal point is quarterback Bo Nix, who is recovering from ankle surgery and is expected to observe the initial practices but may participate later. The addition of receiver Jaylen Waddle from the Miami Dolphins is anticipated to provide a much-needed boost to the passing game, contingent on his quick adaptation to the Broncos' system. Veteran running back J.K. Dobbins, now healthy, will likely see limited action during OTAs to safeguard against potential injuries. Second-year tight end Caleb Lohner is showing significant improvement, positioning himself for a role in the offense. The competition for the backup quarterback role is heating up, with Jarrett Stidham and Sam Ehlinger vying for position as Nix recovers. The upcoming practices will be crucial for these players as the Broncos strive to solidify their roster and enhance their Super Bowl aspirations.