The NFL's head coaching landscape is in full display with various coaches sharing their perspectives at the league's spring meeting in Palm Beach. First-year New York Jets head coach Aaron Glenn is finding his footing, while Pete Carroll returns to the coaching realm with the Las Vegas Raiders. Zac Taylor from Cincinnati is busy with negotiations for star wide receivers. On the other hand, Sean Payton of the Denver Broncos expressed satisfaction with his established program and the end of the team’s playoff drought, emphasizing the stability at the quarterback position.

Payton highlighted the team's recent success with a young quarterback as a key factor in attracting free agents, allowing the Broncos to focus on enhancing their roster. He also discussed their notable free-agent signings, including safety Talanoa Hufanga, linebacker Dre Greenlaw, and tight end Evan Engram, all of whom bring varying degrees of toughness and skill. With the draft looming, the Broncos are excited about the deep running back class, indicating that they are keen to develop their returning group while also scouting for fresh talent.