Broncos Avoid Contract Circus as Championship Culture Takes Hold originally appeared on Athlon Sports. While other NFL franchises wrestle with holdouts and public contract disputes, the Denver Broncos have transformed potential drama into quiet determination.

Allen, 25 at the time, was entering free agency coming off a 5.5-sack season with the Arizona Cardinals. The Broncos bet on his upside and were rewarded when Allen posted an All-Pro caliber season in 2024 as an all-around defensive lineman.

Broncos pass rusher Nik Bonitto met with media at his youth football camp today and gave an update on his contract status with the team. He told reporters that contract talks with the Broncos are “happening right now” and that he is allowing his agent to do the negotiating.

Gradually, this has become Nik Bonitto’s home. Just like Fort Lauderdale, where he sprouted enough potential in high school to once tell off Hall of Famer Jason Taylor. Just like Norman, where he bulked a thin frame enough to dominate the edge at Oklahoma.

The Broncos are healthy going into training camp, and none of the players negotiating an extension are holding out.

Sutton quickly became Bo Nix's favorite target last season. Now, he's waiting on an extension from the Broncos in the final year of his deal.

The Denver Broncos’ recent track record under general manager George Paton of extending players is good news for Zach Allen, and the timing is even more encouraging.. Allen is coming off a ...