The Denver Broncos would be wise to bring in at least one veteran receiving weapon to upgrade Bo Nix's arsenal.

As he first did as a four-star recruit out of Heritage High School in Littleton, Ferguson opened eyes at the NFL combine. At 6-foot-5, 247 pounds, he clocked a position-best 4.63 seconds in the 40-yard dash with a 39-inch vertical. He was a tornadic frenzy of athleticism.

Oregon wide receiver Tez Johnson's swing through the NFL Combine last week didn't do much to improve his draft stock. Or did it? The 5-foot-9 Johnson checked in at 154 pounds at the Combine, two pounds lighter than he was a few weeks prior at the Senior Bowl.

Broncos CB Pat Surtain II tells Rich Eisen how Sean Payton and QB Bo Nix have turned things around in Denver.

Drew Sanders was a five-star recruit out of Texas, a Butkus Award winner and first-team All-American at Arkansas and a third-round draft pick of the Broncos. But through his first two NFL seasons he has barely seen the field. The Broncos have a great need at inside linebacker this offseason. Could he be the answer?

Tez Johnson and Bo Nix share a unique relationship. Here is how the former Oregon teammates became adopted brothers.

Here are nine free agent backups the Broncos may consider as their own, as Stidham and Wilson also hit free agency.

Join us in comparing how Bo Nix performed as a rookie vs. our scouting report on him ahead of the 2024 NFL draft.

The former Ole Miss stand out signal caller is moving up draft boards after an excellent showing at the combine.

Denver Broncos rookie Bo Nix's historic season drew an honest review from former NFL head coach Jay Gruden and quarterback Colt McCoy.

The Nix family took Tez Johnson into their home when he was 15 years old and while he was not legally adopted, Johnson now considers Bo Nix to be his brother.