The Denver Broncos have a lot of work to do on their roster. They also will need to bring in some new coaches to replace several vacancies
As the Broncos look to improve their team, they are going to have to work on improving their coaching staff as well. This is often the case when a team does a great job and has a superb head coach.
There’s not a tracker for coaching changes below the level of the offensive and defensive coordinators, but so far it looks like the Broncos have the following departures to be concerned about on the coaching staff:
- Pass game coordinator John Morton
- Inside Linebacker coach Greg Manusky
- Special teams coordinator Ben Kotwica
- Tight ends coach Declan Doyle
They did keep secondary coach Jim Leonhard which is a big win for the team as he’s got a superb track record and could easily take the next step up. I honestly wonder if keeping him on staff is the insurance policy for when the team loses Vance Joseph (which I think will eventually happen).
I expect Sean to have no major trouble filling these roles as the opportunity for up-and-coming coaches to work with Sean Payton will be a huge draw for whomever he looks at adding to the staff.
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