Denver’s third day of camp crackled with more than just afternoon heat as rookie intensity nearly boiled over on special teams. Sixth-round punter Jeremy Crawshaw and seventh-round tight end Caleb Lohner collided during a live‑fire drill, voices rising until coaches and teammates rushed in to prevent a full‑blown scuffle. Moments later, veteran left tackle Garett Bolles corralled the entire squad, his tone as firm as his blocking stance: “Draft round means nothing here. Be early. Be quiet. Be excellent. Earn your spot every single day.”
Under the simmering sun, Bolles’s words cut through rookie jitters like a lineman’s chop block—reminding everyone that chemistry and discipline win more games than talent alone. Behind closed doors, coaches gathered the newcomers for a reality check: in Denver, respect is built through sweat and restraint, not outbursts. As Broncos faithful watch these hopefuls vie for roster spots, one truth stands clear—this team thrives on order, not chaos.
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