Denver signed 16 players to its practice squad, bolstering depth on both sides of the ball and in special teams. Notables include Levelle Bailey, Michael Bandy, Sam Ehlinger, Caleb Lohner and A.T. Perry, each slated to develop behind the Broncos’ roster. The group also features Joe Michalski, Garret Wallow, Quinton Newsome, Adam Prentice, Jaden Robinson, Keidron Smith, Reese Taylor, Calvin Throckmorton, Jordan Turner and Delarrin Turner-Yell, plus Garret Wallow and others who could surface on game days. The move signals a flexible, development-forward strategy as the season nears.

Ehlinger’s decision to join the PS after weighing 53-man offers highlights the QB room’s value, while Perry and Bandy add upside at receiver and slot roles. Prentice stabilizes the fullback depth, and the influx of corners and linemen adds insurance for injuries. A Saints trade angle with Devaughn Vele provides an additional storyline as Denver builds a versatile, fluid squad ready for elevations during the year.