After a long wait, the Denver Broncos have kicked off their 2025 training camp sessions. Mile High Report’s Christopher Hart gives you three major storylines to watch for with respect to the team’s offense.

The Broncos' dynamic second-round pick brings a lot to the backfield, as Harvey rushed the ball for 1,577 yards and 22 touchdowns during his final season at UCF.

Fantasy football managers will be paying close attention to how the Denver Broncos' running back situation turns out.

As the Denver Broncos prepare for training camp, they find themselves with two draft picks who have yet to sign their rookie contracts. There's been a lot of buzz about the situation, particularly the Broncos' second-rounder RJ Harvey, but how concerned should Broncos Country be?

Seventh in a series previewing the Broncos’ 2025 roster in the weeks leading up to the start of training camp in late July.

To put that number in perspective, there are only 33 players from the ENTIRE draft who are still unsigned and 30 of them are from the same round. That also means there are 33 players who could potentially join Harris and hold out during training camp.

However, it’s clear Payton’s got big plans for Harvey, the second-round draft pick. Given his explosiveness and also Dobbins’ injury history, expect the Broncos to get Harvey on the field early and often assuming he proves he’s up to the task in camp. That will help his learning curve and also could help keep Dobbins fresh for a stretch run.

Zach Allen, John Franklin-Myers and D.J. Jones lead a Broncos defensive line group that should be among the best in football this fall. What questions remain about the group? And can rookie