Sean Payton: Broncos have to get a handle on injuries, look at our pre-practice routine
Denver Broncos head coach Sean Payton expressed concern over the team's rising number of soft-tissue injuries during training camp. In his latest remarks, Payton stated that his team has suffered multiple strains and groin injuries so far. Payton, speaking to the Denver Post, emphasized the need to address these soft-tissue issues. He acknowledged that while the heat may be a contributing factor, the primary focus should be on the team's pre-practice routine and players' own care strategies.
Payton pointed out the importance of proper hydration and individual player responsibility in preventing soft-tissue injuries. He also mentioned that identifying the specific causes of these injuries can be challenging, as players often are unaware of their own soft tissue conditions. Payton is examining the team's pre-practice routine and practices to pinpoint potential areas for improvement.
The players who have missed training camp due to soft-tissue injuries include three key offensive players: running back J.K. Dobbins and wide receivers Jaylen Waddle and Marvin Mims Jr.
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