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Here’s a look at the Broncos’ 53-man roster going into Sunday’s game against the Bills.
The Denver Broncos have set their 53-man roster ahead of Sunday’s playoff game against the Bills Bills.
Here’s a look at Denver’s active roster for the Wild Card showdown.
Note that teams can also elevate two players from the practice squad to the game-day roster reach week.
Sunday’s game will be nationally televised on CBS. Playing on the road, Denver is considered a big underdog against the Bills.
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Here’s a look at the Broncos’ 53-man roster going into Sunday’s game against the Chiefs.
The Denver Broncos have set their 53-man roster ahead of Sunday’s regular season finale against the Kansas City Chiefs.
Here’s a look at Denver’s active roster for Week 18.
Note that teams can also elevate two players from the practice squad to the game-day roster reach week.
With a 53-man roster and a 17-player practice squad, Denver has 70 players under contract, plus three players on injured reserve.
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Here’s a look at the Broncos’ 53-man roster going into Saturday’s game against the Bengals.
The Denver Broncos made two changes to their 53-man roster ahead of Saturday’s showdown with the Cincinnati Bengals in Week 17.
The Broncos cut cornerback Levi Wallace from the active roster and promoted running back Blake Watson getting from the practice squad to the 53-man roster this week.
Following those moves, here’s a look at Denver’s updated active roster going into Saturday’s game against the Bengals.
Note that teams can also elevate two players from the practice squad to the game-day roster reach week. The Broncos elevated wide receiver David Sills and defensive lineman Matt Henningsen for Saturday’s game.
With a 53-man roster and a 17-player practice squad, Denver has 70 players under contract, plus several players on injured reserve.
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Here’s a look at the Broncos’ 53-man roster going into a ‘Thursday Night Football’ clash with the Chargers.
The Denver Broncos made no changes to their 53-man roster ahead of an AFC West showdown with the Los Angeles Chargers in Week 16.
The Chargers are set to host the Broncos on Thursday Night Football this evening. If Denver wins, the Broncos will clinch their first playoff berth since the 2015 season.
Here’s a look at the active roster going into the game.
With a 53-man roster and a 17-player practice squad, Denver has 70 players under contract, plus several players on injured reserve.
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Here’s a look at the Broncos’ updated 53-man roster going into the Colts game.
The Denver Broncos have set their 53-man roster ahead of a Week 15 showdown with the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday.
Here’s a look at the active roster going into the game.
With a 53-man roster and a 17-player practice squad, Denver has 70 players under contract, plus several players on injured reserve.
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This is what the Broncos’ roster looks like before cuts begin this week.
The Denver Broncos wrapped up preseason on Sunday with a perfect 3-0 record. The next part is no fun.
Denver must now trim the squad from 91 players down to a 53-man roster by 2 p.m. MT on Tuesday, Aug. 27. The first cuts could start as early as Monday.
Before the cuts begin, here’s a look at the Broncos’ roster as it stands now.
Notes: Drew Sanders (Achilles) and Delarrin Turner-Yell (ACL) are currently on the physically unable to perform list. As part of the NFL’s International Player Pathway program, tight end Thomas Yassmin does not count against the 90-man roster limit. If he makes the practice squad this year, he also would not count against that 16-player limit.
After finalizing an active roster, Denver can build a 16- or 17-player practice squad. We will track all of the team’s roster moves on Broncos Wire.
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Here is the Broncos’ roster for their preseason finale against the Cardinals today.
Welcome back, Denver Broncos football!
After defeating the Indianapolis Colts and Green Bay Packers in their first two preseason games, the Broncos are now set to host the Arizona Cardinals in their preseason finale on Sunday afternoon.
Denver did not make any transactions this week, so the roster is unchanged from last week. Here’s where things stand going into the final week of preseason.
Notes: Drew Sanders (Achilles) and Delarrin Turner-Yell (ACL) are currently on the physically unable to perform list. As part of the NFL’s International Player Pathway program, tight end Thomas Yassmin does not count against the 90-man roster limit. If he makes the practice squad this year, he also would not count against that 16-player limit.
The Broncos have to trim the roster down to 53 players by Aug. 27. After finalizing an active roster, Denver can build a 16- or 17-player practice squad. We will track all of the team’s roster moves on Broncos Wire.
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Here is the Broncos’ roster for their preseason home opener against the Packers today.
Welcome back, Denver Broncos football!
After defeating the Indianapolis Colts in their preseason opener, the Denver Broncos are now set to host the Green Bay Packers in Week 2 of NFL preseason on Sunday night.
The Broncos made two changes to the roster this week, bringing in defensive back Kaleb Hayes and parting ways with pass rusher Jaylon Allen.
Following those two roster moves, here’s a look at the team’s 90-man offseason roster going into the second week of preseason.
Notes: Drew Sanders (Achilles) and Delarrin Turner-Yell (ACL) are currently on the physically unable to perform list. As part of the NFL’s International Player Pathway program, tight end Thomas Yassmin does not count against the 90-man roster limit. If he makes the practice squad this year, he also would not count against that 16-player limit.
The Broncos have to trim the roster down to 53 players by Aug. 27. After finalizing an active roster, Denver can build a 16- or 17-player practice squad. We will track all of the team’s roster moves on Broncos Wire.
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Following the Broncos’ preseason opener, we have updated our 53-man roster prediction.
After defeating the Indianapolis Colts 34-30 on the road in their preseason opener on Sunday, the Denver Broncos are now set to host the Green Bay Packers next Sunday.
Following the first game action of the summer, we have updated our 53-man roster prediction for the Broncos. This projection will also be updated after each of the team’s two remaining preseason games.
Denver will have to make especially tough decisions at wide receiver, running back and cornerback after preseason.
Denver has until Aug. 27 to trim the roster from 90 players down to 53. After finalizing an active roster, the Broncos can build a 16- or 17-player practice squad. We will track all of the roster moves on Broncos Wire.
For now, we have Stidham edging out Zach Wilson for the QB2 job based on his experience in Sean Payton’s offense. That could obviously change if Wilson finishes preseason on a strong note.
The first three RBs listed seem to be locks. The toss-up is the fourth spot between undrafted rookie Blake Watson and veteran Samaje Perine. If the Broncos don’t think Watson would clear waivers to get down to the practice squad, Perine could become a cap casualty this summer.
It’s a very difficult decision to cut Tim Patrick, but Vele has impressed this summer and Patrick is 30 years old and coming off back-to-back serious injuries. The Broncos might be able to get Patrick down to the practice squad, and he could be elevated three times during the season. Injuries also happen during the year, so starting the season on the practice squad does not mean Patrick would have to spend the entire campaign there.
No surprises at tight end. Denver could use a difference-maker at the position when they make roster changes in 2025.
It’s not ideal to cut a draft pick (Nick Gargiulo), but the Broncos have pretty good depth on the interior offensive line. Frank Crum could be a sleeper to upset one of the veterans for a backup tackle spot.
The first four players are locks. Eyioma Uwazurike has a real chance to make the team after returning from his suspension, but he’ll need to impress in the final two preseason games.
The top four seem to be locks and Incoom has impressed at camp.
Cody Barton appears to have an initial lead over Griffith in the competition for a starting job. Justin Strnad remains a key special teams player.
Riley Moss seems to be a potential front-runner to start across from Pat Surtain. Kris Abrams-Draine was just drafted this year, Tremon Smith is a key special teams player and Levi Wallace is a veteran with plenty of starting experience. That could leave Damarri Mathis as a surprise cut.
Following the departures of Justin Simmons and Caden Sterns this year, it’s easy to pick four safeties from the remaining group.
Riley Dixon punted twice in the team’s first preseason game and Trenton Gill didn’t get an opportunity because the offense did such a good job staying on the field. We’ll see if Gill can push Dixon in the final two games.
Drew Sanders and Delarrin Turner-Yell seem likely to begin the season on a reserve list, so they won’t count against the initial 53-man roster.
Broncos players will get another chance to impress when Denver hosts the Packers in Week 2 of preseason on Sunday. The Broncos’ game against Green Bay will be nationally televised on NFL Network.
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Here is the Broncos’ roster for their preseason opener against the Colts today.
Welcome back, Denver Broncos football!
The Broncos are set to begin preseason on Sunday when they take on the Indianapolis Colts on the road at Lucas Oil Stadium. Before that preseason opener, Denver made several roster moves last week.
First, the Broncos waived safety Caden Sterns and welcomed back defensive lineman Eyioma Uwazurike after his gambling suspension was lifted. After that, Denver signed rookie linebacker Alec Mock and placed pass rusher Ronnie Perkins on the waived/injured list (Perkins reverted to injured reserve after clearing waivers).
After making those roster moves, the Broncos have 92 players on their roster going into Sunday’s game against the Colts. As part of the NFL’s International Player Pathway program, tight end Thomas Yassmin does not count against the 90-man roster limit. It appears that Denver also received a roster exemption for Uwazurike after he returned from suspension.
Notes: Drew Sanders (Achilles) and Delarrin Turner-Yell (ACL) are currently on the physically unable to perform list. As part of the IPP program, Thomas Yassmin would not count against the 16-player limit if he makes the practice squad this summer.
The Broncos have to trim the roster down to 53 players by Aug. 27. After finalizing an active roster, Denver can build a 16- or 17-player practice squad. We will track all of the team’s roster moves on Broncos Wire.
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