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.

According to DNVR’s Zac Stevens, wide receiver A.T. Perry will start training camp on the Physically Unable to Perform list. He continues by saying that Perry will be the only member of the team to start camp on the PUP, which is good news.

Broncos wide receiver A.T. Perry ( ankle) has been designated as physically unable to perform, according to the NFL's transaction wire. Perry still counts against the team's active roster, and he is eligible to be activated from the list as soon as he's able to practice. Going on the list simply means Perry is not yet able to practice.

Broncos coach Sean Payton said last month that wide receiver A.T. Perry could miss the start of training camp, and that indeed will be the case. Denver on Sunday placed Perry on the physically unable to perform (PUP) list in advance of camp getting underway this week at Broncos Park.

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Jerjuan Newton, WR: Newton played a whopping 63 games across six seasons at Toledo and set a school record with 32 touchdown receptions — 20 of which came in the past two seasons. He demonstrated shiftiness out of the slot during the offseason program.

LITTLETON – With negotiations ongoing for a contract extension, Broncos edge rusher Nik Bonitto said Sunday that the "market is kind of in my favor."

Perry (undisclosed) was placed on the active/PUP list by the Broncos on Sunday, Aaron Wilson of KPRC 2 Houston reports. Perry will open Denver's training camp on the sidelines with an undisclosed injury after signing a reserve/future contract with the team in January.

The Broncos return most of the defensive front that helped fuel a team record of 63 sacks in 2024, but intriguing depth battles remain.

Luke Wattenberg is set to be a free agent, and Ben Powers is overpaid, and they can get out of his deal after this year. Those reasons are why the Broncos must determine what they have in terms of depth on the offensive line, especially at the interior positions.

Jordan Jackson had a terrific training camp and preseason to earn a spot on the Denver Broncos in 2024. Will he be able to do the same this season?