Broncos Sign Dane Key, Brother of Devon

0:00On April 28th, the Denver Broncos just wrapped the 2026 NFL Draft with a needs-based haul and now they're adding family ties to the mix by signing wide receiver Dane Key as an undrafted free agent. Dane, the younger brother of Broncos special team star Devin Key, brings that 6'3, 210-pound frame that head coach Sean Payton, loves in his receivers. Right after the draft, team scramble for these hidden gems and the Broncos have struck gold before with guys like Joaquin McMillian. Devin Key joined the squad back in 2022 as an undrafted guy himself, earned first team all pro honors last year on special teams. And even step-step as a backup safety now that PJ Lock the Third is off to Dallas. Dane wrapped college ball at Kentucky in Nebraska, posting 39 catches for 452 yards and 5 touchdowns in 20. 25. Fans are buzzing about the brother duels sticking together in Denver, especially with the receiver room already stacked with talent.

1:03That loaded depth chart means Dane's got a steep climb to the 53 man roster, but a practice squad spot feels realistic and he could carve. Out special teams reps, just like Big Bro, reports from beat rider Luca Evans confirm the deal straight from a source. Either way, the keys of building a Broncos legacy right here in the mile high and it adds that extra fire to training camp this summer.