The Denver Broncos absolutely added to their offense this offseason, but some people are not yet ready to buy into it. The Broncos signed Evan Engram and JK Dobbins on offense, and they also drafted RJ Harvey and Pat Bryant in the 2025 NFL Draft to go along with Courtland Sutton, Marvin Mims Jr, and Devaughn Vele.
If nothing else, this offense could be among the deepest in the NFL, but with a current lack of a clear-cut top weapon, it may be hard for the offense to grow beyond what we saw in 2025. However, it's also not hard to be optimistic about this team - with an elite offensive line and a franchise QB in place, the sky is the limit.
But you can't tell that to some people, as the Broncos got a mediocre ranking with their offensive skill position players...
Denver Broncos given mediocre spot in 'NFL triplets' ranking
The Denver Broncos came in 21st in Jared Dubin's NFL Triplets ranking for 2025:
Denver just edged ahead of the Bears in these rankings. Like, to the point that, if the person who ranked the Broncos 16th had instead ranked them 17th, they would've been exactly tied. Alas, they end up right here, and with a pretty significant disparity in how they were viewed by our panel. And that's in direct contrast to the Bears. I think people have a hard time knowing what to do with Nix, who executed Sean Payton's offense at a very high level as a rookie and is clearly a high-floor player, but who might not have the same type of ceiling as the other quarterbacks from his class. People have high hopes for Harvey, though, and Sutton is a very good X receiver type. - Jared Dubin
The Broncos had Bo Nix, Courtland Sutton, and RJ Harvey included as their triplet, but I would disagree and swap Harvey for JK Dobbins, who is likely to begin the year as the Broncos primary running back. There is a very realistic chance that the Denver Broncos offense is a lot better than people think in 2025 and actually end up sporting an elite 'triplet' with whatever players picked.