After losing him for the final couple weeks of the regular season and missing him in the Divisional Round of the playoffs, the Broncos have activated starting center Luke Wattenberg off their injured reserve in time for tomorrow’s Conference Championship.
The Denver Broncos gained big help for backup turned starting quarterback Jarrett Stidham on Saturday. Center Luke Wattenberg was on his way to becoming healthy for the AFC title game.
Per Mike Klis, the Broncos are activating C Luke Wattenberg from injured reserve, as well as elevating WR Elijah Moore from the practice squad. Wattenberg, 28, is a former fifth-round pick by the Broncos in the 2022 NFL Draft out of Washington.
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Denver will go without starting quarterback Bo Nix when it hosts New England in Sunday’s AFC Championship Game, but one of the Broncos’ top offensive linemen could return.
While some injured Broncos are likely to return for the team’s divisional-round Bills matchup, two others will not. Brandon Jones and Luke Wattenberg are on IR.
The Denver Broncos are bolstering their offensive line depth following the loss of starting center Luke Wattenberg, signing veteran Sam Mustipher off the Los Angeles Chargers’ practice squad, per multiple reports.
Just as they got back left guard Ben Powers from injury, the Denver Broncos lost another starting offensive lineman as center Luke Wattenberg was placed on injured reserve with a shoulder issue.
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The Broncos placed center Luke Wattenberg on injured reserve on Thursday, per a team announcement. Wattenberg, 28, played every offensive snap for the Broncos in their first 15 games.
The Denver Broncos are going to be without center Luke Wattenberg for the foreseeable future. Just hours ahead of their Christmas Night tilt with the Kansas City Chiefs, Wattenberg was placed on injured reserve, the Broncos announced.
The Denver Broncos need a new trench leader to turn to ahead of the NFL Playoffs. Their starting center Luke Wattenberg landed on injured reserve ahead of the Kansas City Chiefs Christmas showdown.
Last week, the Denver Broncos announced a four-year extension for center Luke Wattenberg, keeping a two-year starter on the offensive line for a few more years.
The Broncos signed C Luke Wattenberg to a four-year, $48 million extension recently, which was notably less than former C Lloyd Cushenberry got in free agency this past offseason.
To some outsiders, it came as a bit of an eyebrow-raiser when the Denver Broncos on Tuesday handed starting center Luke Wattenberg a four-year contract extension worth $48 million, including $27 million guaranteed.
Broncos center Luke Wattenberg agreed to a four-year, $48 million contract extension, Denver's 9news.com reported. A fifth-round draft pick in 2022, Wattenberg is playing this season on the final year of his rookie contract.
We heard Monday that the team had “preliminary” talks with Wattenberg about a long-term deal, and the two sides must have made some significant progress during the team’s bye week.
Entering the final year of his rookie contract, fourth-year pro Luke Wattenberg is poised to be the starting center for the Denver Broncos in 2025. The Denver Broncos are set to return their top five offensive linemen from last season and several backups.
Where does the third year C/G fit for the 2024 Broncos? The Denver Broncos only have one starting spot open on the offensive line - center. Luke Wattenberg was drafted as a center by the Broncos, but he has played both center and guard during his two NFL seasons.