Training Camp for the Denver Broncos is in full swing and this means who will make the final 53-man roster in 2022 is also in full swing. Mile High Sports and Let's Talk Broncos host Zach Segars joins the Manely Broncos family again to break down his 53-man roster with the others 53-man roster. Tune in to a phenomenal episode.

The Arizona Cardinals and Kyler Murray came to terms on a new deal finally putting to rest an off-season full of distractions. However, for the Denver Broncos and Russell Wilson the value for a new extension went up for the team to agree to an extension. Brandon and Cameron talk about how this affects the Cardinals and Broncos. Second on the docket, what does Tim Patrick have to do to receive the respect that he deserves? Is it like everything else with this team? Now that there is a elite QB in the mix is it put up or shut up time? Listen to this and much more on the Manely Broncos Podcast recent episode.

As we close out the Training Camp Preview of the Denver Broncos regarding the safety and defensive back room, how many are there going to be on the roster? Will it be six? Michael Ojemudia went backwards in 2021 and he will need a rebound to ensure he can be the cornerback four for this team. Is there going to be a sophmore slump for Pat Surtain II? What about the secondary transition for the new coaching staff? We cover a bunch on the new episode of the Manely Broncos Podcast.

The inside linebacker room and outside linebacker room will be a fun discussion as we inch closer to Denver Broncos training camp in 2022. Does Baron Browning fully become the full-time edge rusher or will he be a rover/STAR player for this team? What about the inside linebacker room? Jonas Griffith is coming in hot for starting job. Lastly, the guys talk about Condolezza Rice joining the Broncos Front Office as a minority owner.

We can continue to delve into Training Camp battles of Offensive and Defensive line. The Denver Broncos have a deep defensive line unit. The full squad takes a deep dive into the trenches. Is this going to finally be the breakout year for Dre'Mont Jones? Next they take a trip to the Offensive line. Is there a new starting line unit? Or is there a change?

The Denver Broncos wide receiver room is certainly one that will garner a lot more potential praise with the presence of Russell Wilson. As far as the total number of wideouts they carry on the 53-man roster, that is one the more important position questions. They seem set on five, but what about six or seven? Gone is Noah Fant, but the room is still solid on paper. Is there a clear TE1? The guys discuss this and so much more in this episode of Manely Broncos.

Training Camp starts in the month of July. So, it is fitting we start our Denver Broncos Training Camp Preview of what we are looking out for before camp starts. In this episode, the guys talk about the expectations of Russell Wilson and the backup quarterback battle between Josh Johnson/Brett Rypien. What about the running back position? The Manely Broncos guys talk about it all.

The Denver Broncos wide receiver room has been plagued with injuries in 2021. One player who seems to be coming along is KJ Hamler. Hamler spoke to the Broncos media about "His Why" in recovering from ACL, MCL and hip injury. It was a very candid and real sit down with Hamler. The guys recap that interview and talk about it. Lastly, if there are people sleeping on the Denver Broncos there has to be a reason. So what could possibly be those reasons? Tune in to find out.

The Denver Broncos running back situation will be a fascinating one to watch unfold as the season progresses. Mile High Huddle's Lance Sanderson steps into the guest seat to talk Melvin Gordon's place on his roster and his candid nature as a player. Sanderson is in film breakdown mode on the 2022 Denver Broncos rookies. So, the guys talked about Nik Bonitto, Greg Dulcich, Eyioma Uwazurike and Damarri Mathis. Lastly, with the Colorado Avalanche winning the Stanley Cup, how do they stack up with the great Denver sports teams to win a championship?

Leadership is something that trickles down from the top down. Ever since George Paton stepped foot in the room and the addition of Russell Wilson/Nathaniel Hackett there has been a countenance change from every person with Denver Broncos. In the latest edition of Behind the Broncos, Wilson and Simmons speak exclusively about the leadership. The guys at Manely react to this video and take a deep dive into GOATs vs BOATs.