The Broncos’ offense should incorporate more chip blocks and varied personnel in 2026

The Denver Broncos should catch up to the trend of chip blocking and utilizing more varied personnel packages on offense

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If the Broncos are going to take a step forward offensively in 2026, they are going to need improvements at multiple levels. Not only do the Broncos need improvements to upgrade the talent on their roster, but they may also need to integrate some more modern play designs into their offense.

The Seahawks showed the NFL all year long how useful more chip concepts can be in the pass game. While Bo Nix is well able to avoid the pass rush on his own, it may be an extra wrinkle to help break open more chunk

plays.

The Broncos have been completely in love with 11 personnel as well. That’s all well and good, but if they can add talent at running back and tight end, they should be able to get under center more and vary their personnel to help keep defenses off balance.

This will be the 4th year of Sean Payton running his offense in Denver. Especially with the consistency of this team building for the past two years, Sean should be able to put more and more wrinkles into what the Broncos offense is able to do.