During the two seasons Russell Wilson started with the Denver Broncos, Sean Payton’s Denver Broncos were limited to just 13 wins and 21 losses. Years later, former Broncos safety Justin Simmons looked back on a difficult period for the team.
Veteran S Justin Simmons signed a one-day contract with Denver this offseason to officially retire a Bronco after not playing in 2025. Per Jordan Schultz, Simmons revealed he had plenty of interest last season and likely would’ve played for the Panthers last season if he decided to go another year.
How many of the NFL players with at least 100 receiving yards in their first-career postseason game can you name in eight minutes?
A one-day contract sat on a table inside the Denver Broncos facility. Justin Simmons picked up the pen on April 29, 2026, roughly ten years after the franchise drafted him with the 98th overall pick in the 2016 NFL Draft.
A few trades have rearranged the NFL's backup quarterback ranks, but the dust has mostly settled. From a mix of recent first-round disappointments, aging vets, and young project types, here is how the league's QB2 ranks look for the 2026 season.
A former NFL All-Pro is ready to start working on that bucket list. Veteran safety Justin Simmons announced in a post to social media on Wednesday that he is retiring from the NFL.
Safety Justin Simmons was a victim of poor timing, but that shouldn't impact how he's remembered in Denver.
NFL stars can't play forever, and retirement is coming sooner than later for some of the league's top players. These 25 players could call it quits following the 2026 season.
Former Denver Broncos free safety Justin Simmons is announcing his retirement Wednesday after nine seasons. The two-time Pro Bowl selection played for Denver from 2016-23 and spent 2024 with the Atlanta Falcons before sitting out the 2025 season.
The Denver Broncos announced that S Justin Simmons has signed a one-day contract to retire as a member of the team. The longtime Bronco didn’t play at all last season, as he never found the right fit.
Free agent safety Justin Simmons was on multiple teams’ radars last summer, but the two-time Pro Bowler wound up sitting out the entire season. Despite that, the 32-year-old has not closed the door on his career.
The day has come, the Kansas City Chiefs have everything to gain and everything to lose in this Week 14 contest against the Houston Texans. With kick-off just hours away, anticipation is building among fans, and even players who have gone against each franchise before in the past.
The Houston Texans already have the NFL's best defense, but could they use some extra help? As the Texans make a final push for the playoffs, starting with a Week 14 Sunday Night Football matchup with the Kansas City Chiefs, a free agent safety has expressed interest in joining their elite defense.
The 2025 National Football League trade deadline has passed, but that doesn't mean that teams can't still add some talent. There are some surprising names out there in free agency still looking for new homes roughly halfway through the season.
The Pittsburgh Steelers started the 2025 season off with a win on Sunday as the team was able to take down the New York Jets on the road. It was crucial that the Steelers started the year off on a good note, and that is exactly what happened.
Justin Simmons in Cincinnati? The veteran safety wants to make it happen after an exchange on X with Bengals legend Chad Johnson. Simmons has played
Last year, Justin Simmons was among the veteran safeties who remained on the market deep into free agency. He ultimately took a deal with the Falcons in August, but another change of scenery is expected this time around.
Veteran safety Justin Simmons won't play for the Atlanta Falcons in 2025. But that doesn't mean he won't be back in the NFC South. CBS Sports' Cody Benjamin named five potential landing spots for Simmons last week.
Former Denver Broncos star safety Justin Simmons is a "possibility" to be signed by the Carolina Panthers, who recently spoke with his representatives, The Athletic's Joe Person reported Monday.
Safety Justin Simmons very likely won't be back with the Atlanta Falcons in 2025. But just because the Falcons aren't interested in a reunion doesn't mean the team wants him to sign with a top contender.
With a substantial Kirk Cousins dead-money hit imminent, the Falcons are not in good cap shape.
As Justin Simmons gears up for his return to Empower Field at Mile High, the veteran Atlanta Falcons safety is harboring no sour grapes over how his eight-year tenure ended with the Denver Broncos .
CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- The Atlanta Falcons (4-2) took their biggest win of the season Sunday at Bank of America Stadium, topping the Carolina Panthers 38-20 for their third consecutive victory.
The Falcons and Saints are one of the NFL’s most hate-filled rivalries. It doesn’t have the lore of the Packers and Bears or Steelers and Ravens, but to these two fan bases, it’s nothing but hate.
As significant as Atlanta's additions of outside linebacker Matt Judon and safety Justin Simmons are, what makes them even sweeter for the organization is how much they sting the division-rival Saints.
The Atlanta Falcons very infamously didn't address their defensive shortcomings in the first round of the 2024 NFL Draft, but they're making up for lost time.
The New York Jets were able to be victorious in their preseason opener against the Washington Commanders, as they won by a score of 20-17. While the preseason doesn’t mean much in terms of wins or losses, it’s always good to see the team get a victory.
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