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Denver Broncos Coach Sean Payton Frustrated by Ongoing Soft Tissue Injuries
Allen said Payton’s preparation and competitiveness stood out after six seasons together in New Orleans, and he sees similar coaching traits in Ben Johnson.
- On Monday, August 10, 2026, Denver Broncos head coach Sean Payton emphasized preparation during training camp in Centennial, Colorado, while managing recurring soft tissue injuries across the roster.
- Running back J.K. Dobbins, receiver Mavin Mims Jr., and receiver Jaylen Waddle have missed practice time due to soft tissue injuries, prompting Payton to evaluate pre-practice routines and hydration strategies.
- Hitting a 73-yard field goal, kicker Wil Lutz demonstrated offensive focus, while quarterback Bo Nix connected with tight end Evan Engram on multiple plays during the run-heavy session.
- Chicago Bears defensive coordinator Dennis Allen praised Payton's "ruthless competitiveness" and meticulous preparation, noting the physicality required mirrors their shared New Orleans experience.
- With the regular season beginning in five weeks, the Broncos continue managing roster depth as veteran Michael Deiter and others compete for limited 53-man roster spots.
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Denver Broncos coach Sean Payton frustrated by ongoing soft tissue injuries
Sean Payton is frustrated by the muscle injuries plaguing the Denver Broncos. After Monday's practice, he expressed concern over recurring soft tissue injuries.
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