After making nearly 40 cuts over the weekend , the Denver Broncos have set their initial 53-man roster, and while it will change over the coming days and months, the core will remain intact.
The Broncos learned earlier Sunday that Jonathon Cooper would land on the commissioner’s exempt list. While that became the headline development for Denver
NFL cutdown day has arrived, and after making nearly 40 cuts , the Denver Broncos have a roster that's largely set, but they'll be looking for outside help at a few positions.
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.
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For the Denver Broncos, the hard part is in the rear-view. There are still 17 tough regular-season games to play, but the painful process of cutting nearly 40 players over a two-day period is one the Broncos' coaching staff and front office dread each year.
Denver Broncos linebacker Jonathon Cooper was placed on the NFL commissioner's exempt list Sunday amid domestic violence charges stemming from two June arrests.
According to Mike Klis, the Broncos are waiving fifth-round TE Justin Joly as part of final roster cuts. Teams don’t like to part with fifth-rounders as rookies except in rare situations, so this is notable.
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.
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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.
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Entering the Denver Broncos' preseason finale against the Minnesota Vikings, I singled out 10 players to watch . With the game in the books — a 34-6 Broncos
As the Denver Broncos pare down their 2026 roster from 90 players to the final 53-man version, they're subsequently expected to welcome back several of them via the practice squad.
The Denver Broncos finished off their preseason by blowing the Minnesota Vikings out of the water , 34-6. It was a much better showing than the Broncos' previous game, but there are still some concerning takeaways as the team begins shaping its final 53-man roster .
The Denver Broncos punctuated their preseason with a convincing 34-6 win over the Minnesota Vikings on Friday night. Now comes the hard part. The Broncos have until 2 pm MDT on Sunday to trim their current 91-man roster down to the final 53 players .
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.
The Denver Broncos have waived rookie wide receiver Kyre Duplessis, ending his short tenure with the team just three weeks after signing him. The move was part of a flurry of roster adjustments ahead of the preseason finale against the Minnesota Vikings.
George Paton has a tough task ahead of himself. The Denver Broncos general manager has to trim the team’s roster down to 53 players on Aug. 30, also known as cut-down day.
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