Cole Fotheringham's tenure with the Denver Broncos has experienced a whirlwind this offseason. Initially impressing during a rookie minicamp tryout, he was signed to bolster the team's tight end depth. However, just days after his signing, the Broncos released him, only to bring him back within four days. He has now been placed on injured reserve after clearing waivers, indicating that he will not take the field in the upcoming season unless an injury settlement is reached.

This decision underscores the challenges faced by the Broncos as they navigate roster adjustments, particularly in the tight end position. With Fotheringham sidelined, the team must rely on other options to maintain their offensive strategy.

Denver Broncos tight end Cole Fotheringham has reverted to the team's injured reserve list following his release with an injury designation. After clearing waivers, Fotheringham faces a full season on IR unless he secures an injury settlement with the team. The Broncos signed Caden Prieskorn, an undrafted rookie from Ole Miss, to fill the vacant roster spot. With the addition of Prieskorn, who previously attended rookie camp with the Detroit Lions, the Broncos continue to evaluate their tight end depth amidst injury challenges.