The Denver Broncos lost Nik Bonitto to an injury in practice today, although he was able to walk off on his own.

Denver Broncos star linebacker Nik Bonitto injured his left leg during a drill at training camp on Tuesday and was helped to the sideline with the assistance of trainers.

The Broncos shared their vision Tuesday for a mixed-use neighborhood and entertainment district at Burnham Yard, where the team plans to build its next stadium. The team released updated renderings of four proposed districts and landmarks surrounding a retractable-roof stadium anticipated to open in 2031.

It's not official, but it certainly sounds like the Denver Broncos will use personal seat licenses (PSLs) when they build their new stadium, which they hope to break ground on in 2027. PSLs are a one-time fee paid for the right to buy season tickets (separate from the cost of tickets).

The Broncos are laser-focused on completing a new stadium for the 2031 NFL season, with building potentially beginning in spring or summer 2027.

The Broncos shared area master plan renderings for the neighborhood around Burnham Yard, their preferred site to build a new stadium.

The Denver Broncos released new master plan renderings of Burnham Yard, the preferred site for the new football stadium and mixed-use neighborhood.

The Denver Broncos made a big-time addition earlier this offseason by trading for wide receiver Jaylen Waddle.