8/7/26 - Denver Broncos Fantasy Football Preview 2026 | Courtland Sutton, RJ Harvey, & Jaylen Waddle

**Ryan Weiss** (0:00)
Welcome to No Punt Intended, presented by Club Fantasy. It is time for yet another episode of our Look Inside series. And I'm gonna start this thing by letting you know, if you have not been following along, there are a ton of these on our YouTube page. If you go there, there will be a nice little playlist that has every team. We've dedicated a 30 minute episode to every single team, looking at them from a fantasy standpoint. Today, it is the Denver Broncos turn. We go from worst to first, and we are getting very close to the Super Bowl champions, but it is time to look at the Denver Broncos.
Welcome to No Punt Intended, presented by Club Fantasy. It is a yet another of our Look Inside series. Ryan Weiss in the host seat, Josh Hudson with me. Josh, I feel like I needed to give a disclaimer for these last few episodes we're recording, because these are gonna air kind of middle of August, early August. We're filming this as Training Camps are starting. So the only injury we know of right now is Chris Brazel. Some of these players we talk about, some crazy shit can happen in the next couple of weeks.

**Josh Hudson** (1:21)
Let's not put that evil on them, Ricky Bobby.

**Ryan Weiss** (1:26)
That's fair. I don't want to jinx anybody, but I also don't want anybody in the comments with their future site telling us, oh, you guys like this guy and now he's hurt. We didn't know that. All right, get off our back. Josh, the AFC runners up Denver Broncos. I was a little shocked when we were putting the show dig sheet together for this. All of these teams that we're about to talk about today finished 14 and three.
What a season for the Broncos.

**Josh Hudson** (1:48)
Well, and it makes you wonder too, how much fight Denver might have given the Patriots if Bo Nix plays in that championship game.

**Ryan Weiss** (1:57)
Yeah, forgot all about that. That was what Jared Stidham.
I remember recording that DFS episode with Austin. That was interesting, to say the least. Well, as we move on to the 2026 Broncos, we take a quick look back at the 2025 Broncos. As I mentioned, they went 14 and three. Obviously, no major changes when it comes to their coaching staff. Sean Payton is back, and Sean Payton is the play caller. They did lose their offensive coordinator.

**Josh Hudson** (2:22)
Sean Payton is actually not the play caller. That's a mistake on my front. He gave up duties to new offensive coordinator, Davis Webb.

**Ryan Weiss** (2:30)
I appreciate you taking the blame. It's a mistake that you didn't catch it. I wrote this together, and I just assume it's always Sean Payton's offense. But let's be clear, we know nothing about Davis Webb. It's Sean Payton's offense.
I'll announce the starting line up here, Josh, and then maybe we can talk a little bit about what you think Davis Webb's offense is going to look like. I'm going to give you the projected starting line up and their underdog ADP as of the end of July. Some of this could change come your draft, but probably not, putting it bluntly. Bo Nix is the starting quarterback. He's going off the board as the QB 15
JK Dobbins is listed as the RB 1 He is drafted as the RB 36
RJ Harvey, the backup, is drafted as the RB 31, though I guess it's more complimentary than backup. They did add a rookie, Jonah Coleman. I forgot to put what he is going in here. I skipped that one accidentally. I would guess somewhere in the 60s, just based on what I've been seeing in drafts. Jaylen Waddle is going off boards as the wide receiver 21 He came over from Miami. He is the wide receiver 1 Courtland Sutton is the wide receiver 2, going off as the wide receiver 39 Troy Franklin, still here from last year, fell all the way to wide receiver 91 in ADP. Evan Ingram is still here, tight end 33 Nobody cares. And they also added a rookie here. Justin Jolie is going off boards as the tight end 49
Josh, overall, other than the addition of Waddle, this offense is going to look pretty similar to what it looked like last year. But as mentioned, technically a new offensive coordinator. What are your thoughts on the Denver offense?

**Josh Hudson** (3:53)
Yeah, I mean, and that's really the big twist. I mean, it's Sean Payton's offense just with a different play caller. Davis Webb is a former backup quarterback, spent some time with the Giants.