The Denver Broncos executed a batch of roster moves after securing the AFC's No. 1 seed in last week's win over the Chargers. Denver announced Wednesday that it signed center Michael Deiter, offensive tackle Geron Christian, and tight end Marcedes Lewis to the practice squad.
In the wake of clinching the No. 1 playoff seed and posting a 14-3 regular-season record, the Denver Broncos made a few roster moves. On Monday, the Broncos promoted quarterback Sam Ehlinger to the active roster and waived tight end Marcedes Lewis and offensive tackle Geron Christian, the team announced.
The Denver Broncos promoted veteran tight end Marcedes Lewis and guard Calvin Throckmorton to the active roster for Thursday's road game against the Kansas City Chiefs.
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According to Adam Schefter, the Broncos made four roster moves ahead of Week 15, including signing TE Marcedes Lewis back to the practice squad. Denver also promoted LB Jordan Turner from the practice squad to the active roster and elevated both WR Michael Bandy and QB Sam Ehlinger for Sunday.
Mike Klis of 9 News reports that the Broncos are re-signing veteran TE Marcedes Lewis to their practice squad on Friday after he officially passed through waivers unclaimed. Lewis, 41, is a former first-round pick of the Jaguars back in 2006.
Parker Gabriel of The Denver Post reports the Broncos are waiving TE Marcedes Lewis. Gabriel adds Lewis is expected to join the practice squad, assuming he clears waivers.
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With tight end Nate Adkins ruled out for Week 14, the Denver Broncos have promoted veteran TE Marcedes Lewis from the practice squad to the active roster, the team announced Saturday.
Quarterback Bo Nix has heard all the talk about the Denver Broncos’ schedule and whether a 10-2 record is “for real,” and he is clearly tired of it. The
Per Mike Klis, the Broncos are signing veteran TE Marcedes Lewis to their active roster, as he was out of standard elevations from the practice squad. To make room for Lewis on the roster, Denver waived LB Garret Wallow and elevated LB Jordan Turner in his place.
The Denver Broncos will be facing the Las Vegas Raiders on Thursday Night Football, and they will be activating a super-veteran for the game. After signing to the practice squad a few weeks ago, making his debut, and then going back to the practice squad, tight end Marcedes Lewis is once again set to play, according to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport.
The Broncos announced several additions to their roster ahead of Thursday night's game against the Raiders. They have signed wide receiver Michael Bandy to the 53-man roster from the practice squad.
Denver Broncos head coach Sean Payton was pleased with the six-snap sample size of newly-signed veteran tight end Marcedes Lewis amid Sunday's 18-15 victory over the Houston Texans.
The addition of 41-year-old primary blocker Marcedes Lewis reportedly will not preclude the Denver Broncos from bolstering its tight end corps ahead of next week's NFL trade deadline.
The Denver Broncos, currently on a five-game winning streak, made two essential roster moves ahead of their Week 9 showdown against the Houston Texans.
The Denver Broncos elevated tight end Marcedes Lewis to the active roster for Sunday's matchup against the Houston Texans. Lewis, 41, is set to become the oldest tight end to play a game in NFL history.
Just days after signing him to the practice squad, the Denver Broncos have elevated tight end Marcedes Lewis to the Week 9 gameday roster, along with wide receiver Michael Bandy.
If Denver Broncos head coach Sean Payton thinks adding a 41-year-old backup tight end will help them dethrone the Kansas City Chiefs as the best team in the AFC West, he's mistaken.
Denver signed veteran tight end Marcedes Lewis to their practice squad, ESPN reported Wednesday, opening up an opportunity for the 41-year-old to make Broncos and NFL history.
The Denver Broncos have signed one of the most experienced tight ends in NFL history. Veteran tight end Marcedes Lewis agreed to a practice-squad deal with the Broncos on Wednesday, according to multiple reports.
The Broncos are certainly showing their hand when it comes to tight ends. After reports of trade interest in the position, the team made multiple waiver claims and has now gone through with a Marcedes Lewis workout.
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Free agent tight end Marcedes Lewis is planning to hang up his cleats at the end of the 2025 season. Lewis, 41, announced his plans on the "Up & Adams" show on Thursday.
On Monday, the Chicago Bears announced the return of tight end Marcedes Lewis, who will be playing in his 19th season in the NFL since entering the league back in 2006 as a member of the Jacksonville Jaguars.
There will be no retiring yet for tight end Marcedes Lewis, the "Big Dog." At least, if he can find a team to sign with for 2024 there won't be. Lewis is going to be a free agent and will be 40 years old next season.
Veteran tight end Marcedes Lewis is not ready to leave the NFL just yet.
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