Jaylen Waddle could be in for a massive first season with the Denver Broncos, predicted NFL Network analyst Daniel Jeremiah. Speaking on The Pat McAfee Show Live, Jeremiah expects the wide receiver to make a major impact alongside Broncos QB1 Bo Nix.
The Denver Broncos have set their initial 53-man roster and practice squad . Denver boasts one of the NFL's best rosters. Still, the Broncos' roster will evolve over the course of the season for multiple reasons, the biggest being injury. And they'll always be on the hunt for upgrades.
Broncos GM George Paton said rookie TE Justin Joly was waived mostly because he fell behind after missing a large chunk of the preseason, and they didn’t feel he was ready to contribute this season.
Throughout the summer, Denver Broncos head coach Sean Payton was asked several times to single out players who were shining in practice. Perhaps aware of the setting and knowing that the Broncos would have to cut nearly 40 players by the end of August, Payton never really answered such questions directly.
Everyone knew what the goal was when the Denver Broncos traded for veteran wide receiver Jaylen Waddle six months ago and retained all but two players from their 2025 roster.
With the NFL regular season less than two weeks out, we're almost through the woods of the ubiquitous offseason lists and rankings around the web. The most meaningful offseason list is always NFL Network 's Top 100 Players because only the players vote.
The Denver Broncos' preseason is over, and the initial 53-man roster has been set. With almost two weeks until the regular-season opener, we can take a moment to look back on the Broncos' summer and reflect on what we've learned so far.
Greg Jennings believes the Denver Broncos have what it takes to build on their impressive campaign from last season. Speaking on First Things First, the former NFL wide receiver praised the team from Denver while expressing confidence in what they can accomplish this year.
Tony Grossi reports that the Browns are signing former Broncos RB Jaleel McLaughlin to their practice squad. McLaughlin, 25, originally signed on with the Broncos as an undrafted free agent out of Youngstown State in 2023.
Denver Broncos outside linebacker Jonathon Cooper was the only defensive starter to see action in Friday’s preseason finale against the Minnesota Vikings.
The dust has begun to settle on the Denver Broncos' wild weekend of final roster cuts. The Broncos' initial 53-man roster is set, and they've signed 17 players — counting their international player designation — to the practice squad .
Be it stars returning from late-season injuries to starter-level players who missed most or all of last season, the NFL features a host of rehab odysseys to follow as training camps near.
This week kicked off with teams around the NFL announcing their initial 53-man rosters. The Broncos were no exception, with Sean Payton and co. making some interesting decisions.
The Denver Broncos made some tough decisions over the weekend, parting ways with some tenured veterans and several rookie draft picks. Cutdown day is the
The Denver Broncos' initial 53-man roster is set, though it could stay in a slight state of flux for some time yet. For only the second time in the past 23 years, an undrafted rookie did not make the Broncos' 53-man roster out of training camp .
Following the 53-man roster cutdown deadline Sunday, many teams will make slight tweaks to their rosters. In addition to waiver claims, teams can begin constructing their 16-man practice squads today.
According to Mike Klis, the Broncos are bringing back WR Michael Bandy, FB Adam Prentice and LS Mitch Fraboni to the practice squad. All three were veterans and didn’t have to clear the waiver wire. Prentice, 29, signed with the Broncos as an undrafted free agent out of South Carolina.
The Broncos learned earlier Sunday that Jonathon Cooper would land on the commissioner’s exempt list. While that became the headline development for Denver
The Denver Broncos are going to be entering the season without Jonathon Cooper, as he was placed on the commissioner’s exempt list following two June arrests and pending domestic-violence charges. Cooper’s absence leaves Denver without an established player on their defense.
Denver Broncos will begin the regular season without outside linebacker Jonathon Cooper after the NFL placed him on the commissioner’s exempt list. The decision comes after Cooper was involved in two incidents involving his former girlfriend during the summer, resulting in two arrests and five charges.
Jonathon Cooper‘s arraignment date — in connection with two June arrests — is set for Monday, but the NFL provided the Broncos some clarity before they set their initial 53-man roster today.
The Denver Broncos face some difficult roster decisions now that the preseason is in the rearview mirror. Denver is preparing for a bounce-back campaign in 2026 as QB Bo Nix gets healthy following last year’s ankle injury.
While one preseason game won’t necessarily lock someone right into the starting job over a proven veteran, however, Justin Joly’s 88-yard touchdown against the Minnesota Vikings should cause the Denver Broncos to reconsider Evan Engram‘s role in 2026.