The Denver Broncos are prepared to purchase Burham Yard from the state of Colorado for $45,809,900, according to a report from Andrew Kenney of Denverite.com. Burnham Yard is the team's preferred site to build a new NFL stadium.

More deals have been made recently around Burnham Yard, a former Union Pacific railyard and the Denver Broncos’ preferred site for a new stadium and entertainment district, that include two smaller land acquisitions by entities tied to the team and larger moves by state and city agencies.

The Denver Broncos have added their playmaker, and J.K. Dobbins teased the new potential of the Broncos offense.

Cody Latimer, who won Super Bowl 50 with the Broncos, will coach Birmingham Stallions WRs and TEs in the UFL this spring.

Factoring in the Waddle add, the Broncos now stand at a workable $19 million in available cap room. Plus, they’ll get an $8.2 million bump once Dre Greenlaw’s release processes after June 1. The franchise now heads into April’s NFL Draft with several remaining roster needs,

The state has agreed to sell its portion of Burnham Yard to the Denver Broncos for a new stadium.

The Denver Broncos have officially closed the deal to secure the Burnham Yards site for construction of a new stadium.

A pair of former Broncos quarterbacks have found NFL homes, and the Eagles signed an ex-Denver safety.

Broncos RB JK Dobbins said that Denver has an "embarrassment of riches" heading into the 2026 season after the Jaylen Waddle trade.

The Colorado Transportation Investment Office expects to close the deal by May 15.

The Atlanta Falcons have added some valuable depth to their quarterback room during free agency.

The Denver Broncos have built one of the best rosters in the NFL, and the draft has been critical to that. Fittingly, then, the Broncos could be looking to take advantage of recent developments regarding Caleb Banks.