What would you like to know about the Broncos – past, present or future?

Jan 25, 2026; Denver, CO, USA; Denver Broncos fans react before the 2026 AFC Championship Game against theNew England Patriots at Empower Field at Mile High. Mandatory Credit: Ron Chenoy-Imagn Images | Ron Chenoy-Imagn Images

When I write about the Broncos and/or the NFL in general, I write about questions that I want answered, but it occurred to me last night that I have not asked the MHR readers what questions they want answered in quite some time. Most questions I should be able to answer to because there is a plethora (yes, el guapo, a plethora) of data that is freely available, but I will let you know if I can't find the information that you seek. This also helps me, since some times there are free stat analysis sites that others are aware of and I am not.

Much information I will already have collected from the 2025 season, like how Luke Wattenberg compared to other starting centers in the NFL or how well Jeremy Crawshaw performed compared to other punters. I have actually written about both of those things in the past month or so.

What questions about the Broncos or the NFL in general would you like me to research? The offseason is long and full of terrors so I should have time to dig into even difficult questions like historical comparisons that involve normalization for era. Things like:

• Would what would John Elway's stats look like if he played today?
• How does Terrell Davis compare to current elite running backs?
• Has Bo Nix reached his ceiling yet?
• Can we expect any improvement from our WR room in 2026?
• Has the OL reached it's ceiling as a group or is there still room for improvement?
• Can we expect any changes on offense with Davis Webb at OC (this is a very tough one)?
• How long can we expect PS2 to play at an elite level?
• Which CB should be retained Riley Moss or Ja'Quan McMillian?
• Who are potential cap casualties from the Broncos?

I can also refresh older studies like field goal kicking accuracy, or the death of the return game. My analysis of Bronco free agents like Alex Singleton could also be refreshed (hint, we should let him walk).

All you need to do is ask in the comments and I will try to get to as many as I can during the off-season.