'No prima donnas': How Sean Payton and the Broncos built a roster with Super expectations
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Broncos ownership is investing in a 205,000-square-foot state-of-the-art facility under construction, signaling commitment to long-term competitiveness. Owners Greg and Carrie Penner toured the site, highlighting organizational resources. Sean Payton enters his third season with authority to shape the roster alongside general manager George Paton, focusing on youth and building from the inside out. The team intends to be less reliant on salary-cap maneuvering and more on sustained infrastructure and personnel. New additions like running back J.K. Dobbins point to confidence in the resources and culture being assembled to pursue a fourth Super Bowl title.
"All you have to do is look up at practice," said running back J.K. Dobbins -- who signed with Denver in June -- while pointing to the construction site. "That ain't like what anybody has. Top to bottom here, they're making something with resources to go win."
"The process comes complete with what he calls "the right kind of people you have to have around if you're going to succeed."
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