The Denver Broncos have a bye this week after securing the No. 1 seed in the NFL playoffs, so the team has not released an updated depth chart. So we've put together our best guess for a projected depth chart going into the postseason.

We’ll get into that and all the nitty-gritty, including how injuries have impacted the depth chart, in this piece. Quarterback 1: Jordan Love 2: Malik Willis (shoulder/hamstring-questionable) 3: Desmond Ridder Obviously,

The NFL's contracts hammer home this point: these players are the most critical component in every franchise's chase for Super Bowl glory. That's why the coming postseason will be reduced at times to quarterback legacy discussions for those who wish to analyze the position on a more surface-level basis.

On Thursday, PFSN announced its 2025 First-Team All-Pro selections. On the defensive side of the ball, Joey Porter Jr. was one of three cornerbacks named to the First-Team All-Pro defense. Porter joins Eagles' Quinyon Mitchell and Bengals' DJ Turner II.

The NFL playoffs are finally here! Check out this printable bracket to follow all the excitement leading up to Super Bowl LX.