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Several Denver Broncos players, including Garett Bolles, Zach Allen, Pat Surtain II, Nik Bonitto, and Talanoa Hufanga, were selected for ESPN's All-Pro teams, marking the most NFL selections of any team this season.
Nine Denver Broncos players are in the top 10 of early Pro Bowl voting, with notable snubs like Patrick Surtain II and Garett Bolles, highlighting the importance of fan participation as voting closes soon; the article discusses the players' current rankings and prospects for making the Pro Bowl.
Denver Broncos' left tackle Garett Bolles praises rookie quarterback Bo Nix, calling him a 'freak of nature' and highlighting his poise, work ethic, and impact on the team's offensive line, which has improved significantly with Nix at the helm.
Garett Bolles, the Denver Broncos' left tackle, has signed a four-year contract extension, ensuring he remains with the team through at least 2028. Bolles, who was drafted by the Broncos in 2017, expressed his gratitude for the opportunity to stay in Denver, especially as the team aims for a playoff appearance this season. He acknowledged the challenges he faced early in his career but is excited to potentially finish his career as a lifelong Bronco.
The Denver Broncos are emphasizing a new team culture by extending contracts for key players like Garett Bolles, Patrick Surtain II, and others, under GM George Paton's leadership. This strategy focuses on rewarding homegrown talent and building through the draft rather than free agency. Bolles' four-year, $82 million extension highlights this approach, reflecting a commitment to fostering a winning mentality and securing foundational players for long-term success.
Denver Broncos left tackle Garett Bolles has secured a four-year, $82 million contract extension, solidifying his role as a foundational player under head coach Sean Payton. Despite initial uncertainty about his future with the team, Bolles' performance, particularly against top players like Myles Garrett, convinced Payton of his value. This extension ensures continuity for the Broncos' offensive line, aligning with Payton's strategy to build a strong team from the inside out.
The Denver Broncos have signed tackle Garett Bolles to a four-year contract extension, keeping him with the team through 2028. Bolles, a key player on the Broncos' offensive line, has started all 112 games in his career and has been a consistent performer, allowing just one sack in 13 starts this season. This extension ensures that all five starters on the Broncos' offensive line are under contract through 2025, as the team continues to secure its core players with long-term deals.
The Denver Broncos have agreed to a four-year contract extension with offensive tackle Garett Bolles, ensuring he remains with the team potentially for the rest of his career. Bolles, who was drafted 20th overall in 2017, has been a consistent starter since his rookie year. The financial details of the extension have not been disclosed, but his current salary cap hit is $20 million.
Denver Broncos left tackle Garett Bolles defends quarterback Russell Wilson, saying critics of Wilson's 2022 season and those who believe Wilson won't recapture his past level of play are going to "eat crow" after the coming season. Bolles, who spent the last 13 weeks of the season on injured reserve with a fractured lower right leg, was one of Wilson's most stringent locker room advocates last season. The Broncos traded five draft picks, including two first- and two second-rounders, as well as three players to the Seattle Seahawks in March 2022 to acquire Wilson.