Broncos Finalize Roster for Chiefs Clash | Denver Broncos News

0:00On September 9th, the Denver Broncos made a couple of moves on their practice squad this week, as they gear up for the season opener. They brought back veteran safety, Taylor Rapp. He was with the team briefly in August, but had to leave for personal reasons. Now he's back and will be working to get up to speed on the practice squad, with the expectation he'll eventually be on the act of roster. To make space for Rapp, the team had to let go of back up long snapper Luke Baso. He's an undrafted rookie, and while he's no longer with the team for now, they'll likely keep him in mind if they're starting long snapper Mitchell. For Boni, ever can't play. This brings the Broncos practice squad to its full 17 player capacity. It's a mix of players looking to make their mark and some who have previous NFL experience. The team is clearly trying to build depth across the board as they head into the regular season. With these changes, the Broncos have finalized their 53 man roster and their practice squad. They're now fully focused on their first game, which is a Monday night matchup against the Kansas City Chiefs.

1:01The team is definitely putting in the work to be ready for that challenge. So, the roster is set, and the focus shifts entirely to game day. It's always interesting to see these late roster moves and how they shape the team heading into the season. The competition for spots is intense, and these practice squad moves are a big part of that. Denver Broncos News today, powered by AI bringing you what matters on the field and beyond.