Denver Broncos defensive lineman Malcolm Roach will miss at least the first four games of the 2025 season after being placed on short-term injured reserve due to a calf strain, the team announced Saturday.
Malcolm Roach was already known to be out for Week 1. The veteran defensive lineman will be unavailable through at least the first month of the campaign.
The Denver Broncos signed defensive tackle Malcom Roach to a two-year, $7 million deal in 2024 after he spent the first four years of his career with the New Orleans Saints.
Day 5 of Denver Broncos training camp was possibly the most intense and physical practice the team has had since reconvening early last week. It was the third straight day of padded practice, and the players were 'chirping' at each other as emotions ran hot.
While the Denver Broncos have a strong interior defensive line unit for the 2025 season, it can easily become a weakness after the season. The reason it
Roach signed with the Broncos last offseason and became a valuable rotational piece for their defense. Last offseason, the Denver Broncos signed former Saints defensive linemen Malcolm Roach to a two-year deal to add some depth and run-stopping ability to their defensive line.
The Denver Broncos' rookie class will report to training camp on July 16, followed by the veterans on July 22. From there, we're off to the 2025 races.
As years go by, it's easy to forget some of the players who suited up on the gridiron. While the quarterback is the one position in the NFL that is under
That the Denver Broncos defensive line was so menacing in 2024 can not be credited solely to the dominance of Zach Allen or the breakout of John Franklin-Myers.
By all accounts, the Denver Broncos enjoyed a fruitful if understated 2024 free agency, coming away with a haul that yielded multiple contributors (Brandon Jones, Malcolm Roach, Cody Barton) to its elite defense.
The Denver Broncos finished the 2024 season with a 10-7 record and a Wildcard playoff exit Denver's focus is now shifting to the offseason. With $48 million in projected salary-cap space and a full complement of draft picks, the Broncos have the resources for an interesting offseason.
The Denver Broncos are very much in the thick of things in the AFC playoff picture as the NFL rapidly approaches the midway point of the 2024 season. At 4-3 Denver has nearly surpassed the team’s season win total projection from Vegas (5.5) and are quite obviously over performing compared to national expectations entering this year.
The NFL is cracking down on fines this year. Anytime a player gets a penalty for something he did wrong during the game, the league uses that to fine the players a large sum of money, depending on how bad the offense was.
The Denver Broncos have five more games before the NFL trade deadline on November 5, but the conversation has already started about what they should do.
The New York Jets did not take off tonight. In what was supposed to be a relatively easy night for Aaron Rodgers & Co, the team ended up struggling against the Broncos’ defense that outdid themselves.
As we approach the 2024 NFL Draft, there will continue to be endless speculation about what teams are doing and how they will attempt to improve their rosters for not only the upcoming season but the future overall.
MARCH 13 ROACH INTEREST The Los Angeles Rams are in the market for defensive line help. Unfortunately for L.A., one of their top targets is on his way to the AFC.
The Bengals almost landed an interior defensive lineman but missed out on former Saints tackle Malcolm Roach. The Broncos signed him with a two-year deal worth $8 million.
The New Orleans Saints have several pressing needs going into this offseason. Offensive line, pass rush/edge rusher, off-ball linebacker, safety, and a big-bodied pass catcher top the list. One spot that received an upgrade last season was defensive tackle.
A former Penn State defensive tackle has signed with the New Orleans Saints. PJ Mustipher, who played at Penn State from 2018-22 before going to the Broncos as an un-drafted free agent, has been signed off Denver’s practice squad.
Per Brooke Kirchhofer, the New Orleans Saints placed S Marcus Maye and DT Malcolm Roach on injured reserve on Wednesday. The team filled the open roster spots by claiming LB Monty Rice off the waiver wire from the Titans and signing DT P.J.
The New Orleans Saints lost another important defender in Sunday's Week 13 loss to the Detroit Lions. Malcolm Roach left the game in the second half with a knee injury.