Here's the rundown on Broncos' training camp injuries under Sean Payton:
The big picture: Denver is actually one of the healthiest teams in the league. RotoWire's Injury Risk Index has the Broncos tied with Kansas City for the lowest risk score in the NFL (18.0), thanks to a clean three-year injury history, light current-injury load, grass home field, and manageable travel. (from the Denver Broncos page)
That said, camp has had a few notable nicks:
Jaylen Waddle — Pulled up on Day 5 running a route on air. Limp was gone by Day 7, and Payton said he'd return within 4-5 days. Exact injury (strain/groin/hamstring) wasn't disclosed, but he's expected back to full practice within a week. (from Jaylen Waddle's page)
J.K. Dobbins — Suffered a soft-tissue injury in camp, but the team thinks he'll be "fine." Given his injury history (Lisfranc in 2025), this is worth monitoring, but Payton has already drafted Jonah Coleman as contingency depth. (from J.K. Dobbins page, and linked injury tracker article)
By Day 9 of camp, the tone was literally "More Injured Starters | Takeaways" — suggesting a few dings have stacked up. But critically, Bo Nix is full go, which is the main thing the team cares about as a defending Super Bowl champ.
Bottom line: These are mostly minor camp bumps, not red flags. Denver's structural health profile is elite. The Waddle and Dobbins situations are the only fantasy-relevant ones to watch, and both appear short-term.