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TEDEN40 insightsLatest Sep 15, 2026
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NegativeInjurySep 3, 202632BeatWriters
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What we learned w/Broncos today: -Jarrett Stidham backup QB -Sean Payton: Run game further along this year than years past -Payton talked to Taysom Hill, but “no updates” -Zach Allen: Bo Nis is “second to none” reading defenses -Alex Singleton returned to practice -Marvin Mims & Adam Trautman DNP but on side field -Que Robinson practiced, then went to side field -Dane Key No. 87 -Brent Austin No. 33

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NegativeInjurySep 1, 202632BeatWriters
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Biggest takeaways from Broncos practice today: -Alex Singleton DNP, dealing with personal matter and will be back tomorrow -Full pads -Adam Trautman DNP, did not see at practice -Marvin Mims DNP for second-straight day, did not see at practice -Riley Moss practiced for 2nd-straight day -Que Robinson on side field for second-straight day -Caleb Lohner and Nick Gargiulo on side field

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PositiveRoleAug 25, 2026Yahoo Sports NFL
Tight end Adam Trautman highlighted the positive energy and scheme clarity that new offensive coordinator Davis Webb is bringing to the Broncos offense. Trautman noted: "He is a little ball of energy out there honestly, and it's pretty fun. It's cool to get into meetings and just watch him talk about concepts, scheme, everything as a whole." This suggests Webb's communication style and offensive concepts are resonating with the tight end position.
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PositiveRoleAug 23, 2026Yahoo Sports NFL
Trautman, the Broncos tight end, welcomes the increased usage of motion in Webb's offense. Trautman told Yahoo Sports: 'The more time you have between breaking the huddle and the actual snap to just focus on who's the player, what's his tendencies, the better [the defense] will be. So if a defense is looking at a stagnant, no shifts, no motions, nothing, they're locked and loaded and it's pretty easy for their eyes because they're more reactionary. Now it's like shift-motion-set-hut and it's like, What's going on? And they might not fit their gaps as fast because they're trying to react to what you're doing. So it's really like you're in control.' The Broncos are expected to increase motion usage significantly from last year's 40.4% to align with Shanahan-McVay scheme teams that use motion on 62-68% of plays.
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PositiveRoleAug 4, 2026Yahoo Sports NFL
Tight end Adam Trautman, who led the Broncos' tight end room in snap share last season, spoke highly of new Offensive Coordinator Davis Webb, praising his energy, player relatability, and ability to communicate scheme and concepts. Trautman expressed confidence in the roster's continuity and the front office's strategy of locking up key players early. He also offered strong praise for third-year quarterback Bo Nix, stating with high confidence that Nix is poised for a big season and that 'you're never going to feel like you're out of the game when he's in the huddle,' suggesting Denver's offense should reach new heights in 2026.
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