Left tackle Garett Bolles has been a Bronco since they selected him in the first round of the 2017 draft and it doesn’t look like he’ll be playing for anyone else before his career comes to an end.
Bolles signed a four-year extension with the team on Thursday, so he’s now set to be with the team through at least the 2028 season. Bolles called the new deal “a dream come true” because it allows him to stay in Denver at a moment when the team’s fortunes appear to be changing.
The Broncos have not played a playoff game since Bolles arrived, but that’s a real possibility this season and Bolles said “it means the world” to be part of the turnaround.
“It wasn’t easy,” Bolles said, via the team’s website. “I didn’t start off the way I wanted to start off here, but I get to finish how I want to finish. And just [to] get to be a Bronco for life, I’m just very grateful.”
Bolles and the Broncos will try to take another step toward the postseason against the Colts on Sunday.
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