RESOLVING THE LEDGER
RESOLVING THE LEDGER
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The Denver Broncos may be one of the most underrated teams going in to the 2026 season. Despite having a 14-win campaign and a playoff win under their belts in 2025, they continue to be overlooked by pundits and so-called experts.
However, there may be at least one expert who sees past the smoke and mirrors. Kay Adams of FanDuel's "Up and Adams" show believes the Broncos should be considered more seriously.
"All (the Broncos ) have done is just get deeper and deeper across the board," Adams said of the team's offseason additions. "And I've said it before: this is the most complete roster, top to bottom, in the NFL. The whole shebang."
Adams attributed the roster due to the trust the front office has placed in the players already under contract. Further into her discussing the Broncos , Adams noted Denver is bringing back all 11 starters on offense and 10 of 11 on defense, making this a formidable lineup.
The Broncos have placed a premium on in-house talent under the Sean Payton/George Paton regime, and there is little doubt that kind of commitment will wane in the future.
You can view Adams' analysis of the Broncos below.
Another year, another underrated Broncos squad... A 9.5 win total is TOO LOW 😤 @FDSportsbook | @Broncos | @heykayadams pic.twitter.com/acSKrpexBV
— Up & Adams (@UpAndAdamsShow) May 6, 2026 With training camp underway, attention will turn toward preseason next week.
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