1. CB Damarri Mathis: He's talented enough to serve as a No. 5 cornerback, but the Broncos are packed at cornerback and the team would save $3.4 million if Mathis is cut. Trading him for a late-round pick could be a best-case scenario.

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,

The Denver Broncos have gone undefeated in the 2025 NFL preseason after beating the New Orleans Saints. The celebration will be short-lived, though, as the team now has the Herculean task of trying to cut its roster from 90 to 53 players by the deadline on Tuesday,

After making 37 moves to get down to a 53-man roster this week, the Denver Broncos will wait for the NFL's waiver wire report on Wednesday morning. After waiver claims are processed, the Broncos can build a 16-player practice squad (or a 17-player squad if they carry an international player).

The New Orleans Saints capped off their preseason with a game that left many of the same questions and concerns they had coming into camp:

The Denver Broncos are waiving second-year running back Audric Estime, according to KUSA-TV's Mike Klis. Estime (5-11, 227 pounds) was picked by the Broncos in the fifth round of the 2024 NFL draft out of Notre Dame.

The Denver Broncos, looking to pare their roster down to the league-mandated 53 players by Tuesday's 2:00 pm deadline, have released two of their running backs. Both moves were predicted. First, the Broncos chose to part ways with last year's fifth-round pick,

The Denver Broncos made a slew of roster cuts on Monday, and former fifth-round draft pick Audric Estime was surprisingly among them.