ESPN’s Bill Barnwell wrote an article about 10 potential trades that could make sense for both teams in advance of the 2025 regular season. In this piece, he has the Denver Broncos shipping a former 4th-round selection to the Carolina Panthers.

Barnwell has the Denver Broncos trading away former fourth-round pick, cornerback Damarri Mathis, to the Carolina Panthers for a 7th round selection.

The Broncos have a rare problem among NFL teams: too many cornerbacks. ESPN’s Jeff Legwold projects they could move on from Mathis, who was very good as a rookie in 2022 before losing his starting job...

Now that all the preseason fun is over, the cuts are already trickling in. On Sunday, the Broncos released Clay Webb, Joshua Pickett, Micah Abraham, Joaquin Davis, and Andrew Farmer. Monday will certainly see more action as the Broncos march toward their goal of a 53-man roster by Tuesday at 2pm.

Although the first team offense struggled during the preseason at times, it can’t be denied that this Broncos squad is deeper than in year’s past. The Denver Broncos are no longer a team a team that has send their have-nots out there to play during the regular season. There...

The Denver Broncos capped off an undefeated preseason with another comfortable win.

I for one am glad we’re on to real games.

That being said, I think all of us in Broncos Country appreciated getting to see our starters get more action with the back end of the roster getting most of the work.

Overall, I’m concerned about this team a bit. The offensive line starters left much to be desired. The defensive had more bend to it even when they were playing backups.

But I think it is important for us all to be reminded that this is the...

According to Mike Klis of 9News, the Denver Broncos have waived cornerback Micah Abraham. The former sixth-round pick by the Indianapolis Colts in 2024 was signed just nine days ago by Denver to help fill in for the final preseason game against the Arizona Cardinals

Abraham was among the final cut down from the Colts last season and did sign onto the Cincinnati Bengals practice squad in October. However, he would also be waived in April. He went on to play for the St. Louis Battlehawks in the UFL where he had 10 tackles, a forced fumbled, and a fumble...

With training camp and all three preseason games now complete, the next order of business is trimming the roster down from 90 players to 53 players. In the past, there would have been two prior smaller cut-down dates, but this year, it is all happening at once. So, by Tuesday at 2 pm MT, the Denver Broncos roster will have to be down to 53 players, and even then, we will likely see a few more transactions in the following days.

When these cuts or trades go down, we will get these transactions published to the tracker as soon as...

According to Mike Klis of 9News, the Denver Broncos have waived safety Joaquin Davis. Undrafted out of North Carolina Central, the 6-4, 195 pound rookie flashed range and versatility in camp, but is still raw in the nuances of the position.

While he has the size and speed to play in the NFL, Davis likely needs some time on the practice squad to develop his route running. If he clears waivers, I would agree with Klis here that he’d be a strong candidate to be added to the Broncos’ practice squad for the 2025 season. He has elite traits you...

According to Mike Klis of 9News, the Denver Broncos have waived outside linebacker Andrew Farmer. Farmer is entering his third season after being picked up by the Los Angeles Chargers as an undrafted free agent from Lane College.

Farmer, 25, is a 6-4, 250 pound edge rusher who played eight games for the Chargers as a rookie in 2023 and spent all of last year on the Broncos practice squad. However, Klis also noted that while Farmer was on the team’s practice squad last season, he is not expected to be among those players they bring back after the waiver...

The Denver Broncos took care of business and were a perfect 3-0 during their preseason games. In two weeks, the Broncos will host their first regular season game against the Tennessee Titans. Before that happens, roster cuts loom large as the Broncos’ brass begins to finalize best 53-man roster for 2025. Listed below are five thoughts I have leading up to the flurry of news coming relative to those decisions.

This is the most complete roster we have seen in ages

After years of losing seasons and the failed Russell Wilson trade, the Broncos were in a rough spot. Lacking...

Good morning, Broncos Country!

Now comes the fun part.

The preseason games are complete. The work the Denver Broncos have put in now gets the regular-season test. Did the team do enough? How prepared are they for what is to come? Time will tell, but thankfully it’s here.

This is without question the most anticipated Broncos season since 2015, when they won Super Bowl 50. As Rich Eisen said on a recent show, you can’t even call Denver a dark horse anymore because everyone keeps saying this team is a Super Bowl contender. “Watch out for the Broncos.”

Bring...

The Denver Broncos finished the preseason with a 3-0 record after defeating the New Orleans Saints by the score of 28-19. With cuts looming, and honestly, likely already mostly decided, this was the last chance for a lot of the players to make one last impression on the Broncos coaches before they meet and decide on who stays and who goes.

In this game, we saw the Broncos’ starting offense play their starters, and while they started out slow, they finished on a high note. Outside of that, it was certainly a preseason finale, and we’ll be going over the...

The Denver Broncos secured a 28-19 victory over the New Orleans Saints in their third and final preseason game. It was the final chance for the Broncos’ depth players to make their case to earn a spot the roster. Over the next week, expect a lot of news on that front as they make the moves necessary to get down to 53 players. Without further ado, here are some of my takeaways from this afternoon’s game.

Bo Nix and Courtland Sutton show a strong connection

Last week against the Arizona Cardinals, most of the Broncos’ starters on offense sat. Today,...

The Denver Broncos decided to play their starters for 8-10 plays against the New Orleans Saints, but it turned into three full drives after looking pretty sloppy on both drives. The only successful plays came on a third and fourth down to keep the second drive alive long enough for a field goal attempt. Outside of those two plays, they did not gain more than a few yards on any play called.

It looked like their third drive would end in much the same way after an offensive holding call on the first play set them back, but a personal...