They emphasized size at receiver, wanting to improve the league’s worst red zone offense.
They prioritized athleticism on special teams, indicating last year’s chaos resonates.
They stressed versatility on the offensive line, preparation for inevitable attrition.
They discarded half of their 2017 draft class, admitting their errors instead of living in denial.
And they kept 10 rookies, showing confidence in their coaching staff’s developmental skills.
Those are the major takeaways after Broncos general manager John Elway and coach Vance Joseph formulated their initial 53-man roster Saturday.
“I’m excited about what we have. I’m excited about our chances,” Elway said.