Broncos Country

Changing teams can be difficult, even for proven veterans.

Talanoa Hufanga made it look easy.

The former All-Pro safety joined Denver on a three-year, $39 million contract during the 2025 offseason and quickly became an important part of one of the NFL's top defenses.

His first season as a Bronco featured:

🧡 106 tackles
💙 11 passes defended
🧡 2 sacks
💙 6 tackles for loss
🧡 1 forced fumble

Hufanga played in all 17 games and started every one of them.

The result was another All-Pro season, as he earned Second-Team All-Pro honors for the second time in his career.

Denver believed he could maintain his level after leaving San Francisco.

His first season with the Broncos proved exactly why.

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An instant brotherhood in the Mile High City.

Jaylen Waddle is already feeling right at home with the Broncos, praising the wide receiver room for welcoming him with open arms from day one. 🏔️🐎

The Broncos had one of the most disruptive defenses in football last season, finishing with 285 quarterback pressures and 68 sacks as a team.

Nik Bonitto and Zach Allen led a relentless pass rush that consistently overwhelmed opposing offensive lines. Denver’s defense was a major reason the team won 14 games, and with much of the core returning, this unit has a chance to remain among the NFL’s elite once again.