Broncos Sign Dane Key, Brother of Devon Key

0:00It's April 27, I'm Cory with the story. This is NFL News Today, driven by AI and built for football fans. Right after the NFL draft wrapped up Saturday night, the Denver Broncos jumped on undrafted free agents locking in deals with 14 players, so far. The big name turning heads is Nebraska-wide receiver Dane Key, a 6'3-203 pound standout who's set to join the squad once. It's official. Ben started at Kentucky before transferring to Nebraska, where he posted 39 catches for 452 yards and five touchdowns. Last season. Over his whole college run in 51 games, he racked up 165 receptions, 2,322 yards, and 19 scores. He's actually following the exact same path as his big brother, Broncos Safety, Devin Key. Devin went undrafted out of Western Kentucky back in 2021 with the Chiefs, bounced to the Falcons, then landed in Denver during the 2022 season.

1:03Now he's a rotational safety who's suited up for all 17 games the last two years and snagged first team all pro honors on special teams last year. Fans are buzzing about this family reunion, picturing the brothers going at it in practice, Dane trying to make the roster while Devin holds down the secondary. It's a storyline straight out of a movie. Keep an eye on training, Cam. These keys could unlock something special for the Broncos this fall.