OTAs after two days of what has been labeled ‘intense’ practice. Fangio’s response? "Good."" Denver Broncos Training CampDenver Broncos NewsFangio: It’s not just OTAs; it’s the beginning of training campNew Courtland Sutton Jersey ,125commentsBroncos are getting ready for day three of OTAs after two days of what has been labeled ‘intense’ practice. Fangio’s response? “Good.”MDTShare this storyShare this on FacebookShare this on TwitterShareAll sharing optionsShareAll sharing options for:Fangio: It’s not just OTAs; it’s the beginning of training campTwitterFacebookRedditPocketFlipboardEmaildenverbroncos.comGood morning, Broncos Country!I love OTAs. I love the optimism that comes with a new season. I even love the news conferences (I don’t love many of the dumb questions, but that’s a rant from another day). But I love it because it is the first time we get a glimpse of how coaches are approaching the new season, how players are feeling about the upcoming season, how they made changes (or didn’t) since cleaning out their lockers after Week 17, what they’re looking forward to, what they think of new additions to the team, etc. etc. etc.What I don’t love are all the comments complaining that “nothing players say right now can be believed” or that it’s all “just words” until they put the pads on.Well, of course it’s just words.But how do you hold people - coaches, players, scouts, GMs - accountable at all if you don’t first know their “words?”Words give us insight into how this team is going to go next season.Obviously it is important to take good passes and great interceptions in stride (and I would add taking bad passes and missed tackles in stride is crucial too) - but you have to start somewhere each season, and asking questions of coaches and players seems like a good beginning point.There are plenty of PR-like answers to ignore (and I’d argue that’s often due more to poor questioning than anything), but there’s a lot to be gleaned as well.Take some comments from the Broncos’ fearless new leader, Vic Fangio. 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A manageable transition for Kareem Jackson.Denver Broncos: Undrafted rookie spotlight on Alijah HolderThe Broncos signed Alijah Holder, a cornerback out of Stanford, as an undrafted free agent following the NFL draft. Read about him here.Denver Broncos players who need to step up in 2019The Denver Broncos are a couple of breakout seasons away from having a playoff-caliber roster. Which guys need to step up the most in 2019? Vic Fangio has added another assistant to his first coaching staff with the Broncos.Ian Rapoport of NFL Media reports that Wade Harman will be the tight ends coach in Denver. Harman was with the Falcons from 2014 through the end of the 2018 season.Harman was previously on the Ravens staff from 1999 to 2013, so he and Fangio worked together in Baltimore for three years. He also overlapped with Broncos offensive coordinator Rich Scangarello on the Atlanta staff in 2015.The Broncos ended the season with three tight ends on injured reserve. 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