In addition to reaching agreements with 15 undrafted free agents, the Denver Broncos have also invited at least 16 players to try out at rookie minicamp next week. We have been tracking the team's rookie minicamp invites on our UDFA tracker page, and the list could continue to grow as more invites are reported.

Former Colorado Buffaloes football players Justin Mayers, Shane Cokes, Michael Harrison and Blake Stenstrom received an invite to the Denver Broncos' rookie mini-camp. Mayers and Cokes both spent last season in Boulder while the other two transferred out.

The Broncos draft lacked aggressiveness. They did not land a big running back. But sleepers lurk in the late rounds.

In his way-too-early first-round 2026 NFL mock draft, Draft Wire's Curt Popejoy has the Denver Broncos selecting Georgia linebacker C.J. Allen with the 17th overall pick. (Don't get too offended -- Popejoy noted that the order of picks was "largely random.")

The Denver Broncos went into the draft with seven picks and after moving up and down the board with four trades, Denver exited the draft with seven new players. The Broncos now have 78 players on the roster (the offseason limit is 90 players).

Jennifer Lee Chan of NBC Sports Bay Area previously reported that there was a belief that Greenlaw's injury was a torn quad, which would've cost him "a significant portion" of the upcoming campaign. Broncos fans will certainly be relieved that his injury isn't that serious. Greenlaw's deal with Denver is reportedly worth up to $31.5 million.

Denver Broncos inside linebacker Dre Greenlaw suffered a quadriceps strain but is expected to be ready for the start of the 2025 NFL season, a league source told The Athletic. Greenlaw was injured while working out and will spend several weeks rehabbing during the offseason and will not need surgery,