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Broncos Conclude OTAs as Sean Payton Secures Five-Year Extension Through 2030

Denver solidifies leadership following 14-3 season.

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What happened: The Denver Broncos wrapped up their voluntary Organized Team Activities on Thursday, marking the end of the first phase of the 2026 offseason program. The conclusion of practices coincided with the announcement of a five-year contract extension for head coach Sean Payton, tying him to the franchise through 2030.

Why it matters: The extension provides long-term stability for a leadership group that led Denver to an AFC-best 14-3 record and a divisional title in 2025. To further streamline operations, Payton has officially transitioned offensive play-calling duties to coordinator Davis Webb for the upcoming campaign.

By the numbers: Denver’s 14-3 finish in 2025 secured the AFC's No. 1 seed and the team's first AFC West championship in a decade. Quarterback Bo Nix remains in recovery following offseason ankle surgery but is expected to be a full participant when training camp opens in late July.

What to watch: The Broncos are scheduled to move into their new $175 million training facility next week ahead of mandatory minicamp on June 16.

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