Holding his season-ending press conference, Denver Broncos general manager George Paton stated Wednesday that the team and outside linebacker Nik Bonitto have yet to begin negotiations toward a potential contract extension,

Nik Bonitto (15) of the Denver Broncos celebrates housing a pick-six on a pass thrown by Adonai Mitchell (10) of the Indianapolis Colts intended for Anthony Richardson (5) as Pat Surtain II (2) joins in the fun during the fourth quarter at Empower Field at Mile High in Denver on Sunday, Dec. 15, 2024. (Photo by AAron Ontiveroz/The Denver Post)

Miller earned first-team All-Pro honors in 2015, and would go on to garner second-team nods in 2017 and 2018 before being traded. Bonitto is the first Broncos All-Pro since Miller, second-team though Nik was in 2024. It's interesting how those two things — All-Pro pass rushers and playoff berths — tend to run parallel.

After the Broncos’ 31-7 loss to the Bills in the wild-card round on Sunday, here’s a look at which stock improved or declined during the 2024 season.

At this time last year, George Paton expressed interest in a Patrick Surtain extension. Although it took several months, the Broncos finalized a contract with their top player.

Despite their playoff loss to the Buffalo Bills, George Paton knows the future is bright for the Denver Broncos and is ready to have another successful offseason.