The Denver Broncos are entering the 2024 season with a youthful roster, featuring rookie quarterback Bo Nix, as they transition away from veteran players like Russell Wilson and Tim Patrick. General Manager George Paton emphasized that despite the apparent rebuilding phase, the team's expectations remain focused on winning now, stating, 'This 53-man roster gives us the best chance to win.' Paton also acknowledged the potential for adding veterans if suitable options arise from the player wire. The roster cuts have left the Broncos with only five wide receivers and three quarterbacks, reflecting a strategic focus on depth and talent evaluation. Paton expressed confidence in the team’s youth and their ability to grow together, noting that the competition among quarterbacks has been beneficial. The Broncos are set to face the Seattle Seahawks in their season opener on September 8, 2024, where they will seek to prove their readiness for competitive play.