Sean Payton’s vision for the Denver Broncos was built from the inside out, starting with a dominant presence on the line of scrimmage. As the team transitions from a successful 14-3 regular season into a promising postseason journey, the exceptional play of its linemen is receiving well-deserved recognition. The Broncos recently celebrated four players earning Associated Press All-Pro selections, a testament to their outstanding performance throughout the year, with a meaningful portion of that acclaim going to those battling in the trenches.
Broncos Dominate All-Pro Selections
Garett Bolles, Quinn Meinerz, and Zach Allen represent the offensive and defensive lines, respectively, earning first-team honors. Joining this trio is special teams standout Devon Key. Furthermore,cornerback Pat Surtain II and safety Talanoa Hufanga were recognized as second-team All-Pros. This impressive showing highlights the depth of talent and the impact these players have had on the Broncos’ success.
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