The best teams in the league enter their training camps with high grades at every position as a result of a solid roster and solid scouting efforts, so how do the Denver Broncos grade out at this point? Are there any groups that can sit at the head of the class and earn an "A" for their efforts? Conversely, are there any groups that are way behind the curve and dragging down the team's average with an "F"? John Elway and his staff have tried extremely hard to close the talent gap on the best teams in the league, but that is a process that takes time.
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