The Denver Broncos concluded their training camp on Wednesday with a practice that showcased the team’s offensive weapons. The session was highlighted by a spectacular 60-yard touchdown connection between quarterback Bo Nix and wide receiver Jaylen Waddle, who beat standout cornerback Pat Surtain II deep down the field. Waddle, acquired by Denver in an offseason trade, later connected with Nix on a slant pass against Surtain II, demonstrating the playmaker’s ability to produce big plays even while still working toward full health following his initial injury.
Tight end Evan Engram also delivered a strong performance in the final camp practice, hauling in a 25-yard reception that showcased the chemistry developing between him and Nix. Engram’s improved showing comes as offensive coordinator Davis Webb, who worked alongside Engram during their time with the New York Giants, takes a larger role in designing the offense. Head coach Sean Payton praised Engram’s yards-after-catch ability and noted the receiver’s gradual progression as the team prepares for the season.
The practice featured competitive situational drills that provided valuable preparation for upcoming games. The defense prevailed in a two-minute drill when the offense failed to spike the ball in time, while rookie tight end Justin Joly drew attention for both impressive catches and penalties throughout camp. Several players remain dealing with injuries as the team transitions from training camp to preseason action.
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