The Denver Broncos run defense struggled a bit at the end of last year, and a large part of that was due to some struggles with the inside linebackers.
From the outside looking in, it appears the Denver Broncos have an inside linebacker problem. With Alex Singleton returning from a season mostly lost to a torn ACL and 2024 starters Cody Barton and Justin Strnad poised to hit unrestricted free agency, the Broncos are staring down the barrel of a big hole on the second level of the defense.
The Broncos third year player Drew Sanders flirted at edge rusher last season before suffering an Achilles injury during the offseason. Now, Sean Payton has him moving back inside in what will be a make or break year for Drew Sanders.
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After beating the Cleveland Browns on Monday Night Football in Week 13 and having a bye in Week 14, the Denver Broncos are now set to host the Indianapolis Colts in Week 15.
With an established top tier and some young options revealing themselves last season, here is a look at where clubs' QB depth charts stand. Contracts and long-term outlooks do not factor in here; these rankings apply only to 2025 on-field capabilities.
After beating the Cleveland Browns on Monday Night Football in Week 13 and having a bye in Week 14, the Denver Broncos are now set to host the Indianapolis Colts in Week 15.
After beating the Cleveland Browns on Monday Night Football, the Denver Broncos now have a bye this week before hosting the Indianapolis Colts in Week 15.
After making five roster moves last week, the Denver Broncos have updated their depth chart ahead of a Monday Night Football clash with the Cleveland Browns in Week 13.
After making five roster moves earlier this week, the Denver Broncos have updated their depth chart ahead of a Monday Night Football clash with the Cleveland Browns in Week 13.
The Denver Broncos are set to host the Cleveland Browns on Monday Night Football on Dec. 2. Here are five quick storylines to watch for going into the game.
The Denver Broncos activated linebacker Drew Sanders (Achilles) from the physically unable to perform list to the 53-man roster this week. After returning to practice three weeks ago, Sanders had to be activated before Wednesday or he would have remained on the PUP list for the rest of the season.
Former Arkansas All-American linebacker Drew Sanders in back on an NFL 53-man roster. The Denver Broncos activated him off the physically unable to perform (PUP) list Monday.
The Denver Broncos swapped out a pair of players ahead of their Week 13 primetime matchup against Cleveland, activating linebacker Drew Sanders and waiving offensive lineman Calvin Throckmorton, the team announced Tuesday.
A hybrid player ahead of a third-round NFL entrance, he is on track to help a strong defense soon.
The Denver Broncos will have to make at least one roster decision this week. After letting the deadline for pass for Delarrin Turner-Yell (ACL) to return from the physically unable to perform list last week, the Broncos will keep Turner-Yell on the PUP list for the rest of the season.
The Denver Broncos are going to have some tough roster decisions to make in the coming days. Broncos linebacker Drew Sanders (Achilles) returned to practice on Wednesday, starting his 21-day window to return from the physically unable to perform list.
In the wake of Wednesday's news of multiple key players returning to practice from the injury lists, including second-year rush linebacker Drew Sanders , the Denver Broncos are getting healthier.
Drew Sanders is now back at practice, returning to work months after suffering an Achilles tear. While Sanders is in the PUP return window, center Luke Wattenberg has received a return designation as well.
Potentially nearing his 2024 debut, Denver Broncos outside linebacker Drew Sanders participated in practice for the first time since suffering a torn Achilles tendon in April, moving around "well" inside the Pat Bowlen Fieldhouse on Wednesday.
According to Aaron Wilson, the Broncos have placed three players on the physically unable to perform list including LB Drew Sanders, who suffered a torn Achilles during the team’s offseason workouts in mid-April.
The Denver Broncos head into “Phase 3” of 2024 season preparations this week with OTAs, a.k.a organized team activities. Unfortunately, they’ll be without second-year linebacker Drew Sanders for the foreseeable future.
The Denver Broncos won't have second-year linebacker Drew Sanders until late in the 2024 season, if then, due to a torn Achilles that he sustained last month, ESPN reported Monday.
One of the Broncos’ rising defenders will miss a significant chunk of the 2024 campaign.
It is not even the first day of OTAs for some teams, but the Denver Broncos suffered an injury that will affect them at the start of the season. Second-year linebacker Drew Sanders is out with a torn Achilles he suffered in April before the NFL Draft.
With most of the talk in Denver this offseason about how Broncos head coach Sean Payton will get the most out of quarterback Russell Wilson, the defense has largely been left out of the conversation. This rookie LB may change that.
Are the Broncos getting one of the best defensive steals in the NFL Draft after selecting Arkansas LB Drew Sanders? Sanders was a projected first- or second-round pick, per NFL.com's Lance Zierlein; Denver scooped him up with the No. 67 overall pick in the third round on Friday.
The Steelers rebuilt their inside linebacker room through free agency but are they done adding to the room with the 2023 NFL Draft right around the corner?
Saban suggested Sanders may be sidelined beyond the upcoming weekend.
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