The Denver Broncos have a strong tradition of undrafted free agents (UDFAs) making the 53-man roster, with at least one UDFA securing a spot for 21 of the past 22 seasons. This year, the focus is on five standout UDFAs who have the best chances of earning a coveted place on the squad. Johnny Walker, a pass rusher from Missouri, received the highest signing bonus and has shown potential with 9.5 sacks last season. Karene Reid of Utah, despite facing competition at inside linebacker, has the opportunity to shine. Clay Webb from Jacksonville State, projected as a late-round pick, aims to bolster the offensive line. Xavier Truss from Georgia, a massive lineman, and JB Brown of Kansas, both are in positions that lack depth, enhancing their chances for the final roster.

As the NFL offseason transitions from free agency and the draft to training camp, fantasy football enthusiasts are gearing up for best ball and dynasty drafts. With a surplus of talented running backs overlooked in this year’s draft, several sleeper candidates have emerged, particularly for dynasty leagues. DJ Giddens of the Indianapolis Colts stands out with impressive stats from his time at Kansas State, showing potential as a significant contributor in the Colts' backfield alongside Jonathan Taylor.

Jacory Croskey-Merritt, despite limited college exposure, has shown promise during the pre-draft process and could carve out a role with the Washington Commanders. Tahj Brooks has also caught attention with a dominant late-college career, finding a place with the Cincinnati Bengals. The New Orleans Saints' Devin Neal and Green Bay Packers' MarShawn Lloyd offer intriguing options worth monitoring as well.

The Tennessee Titans continue to build their roster with a focus on defense as they signed 16 undrafted free agents following the 2025 NFL Draft. Among these newcomers are notable defensive players like Micah Bernard, who averaged 5.3 yards per carry at Utah and shows versatility as a pass-catcher, and Jermari Harris, a cornerback from Iowa. The team made a concerted effort to bolster their defense, signing 13 defenders compared to just three offensive players.

Wide receiver Xavier Restrepo, formerly of Miami, stands out for his potential synergy with Titans quarterback Cam Ward, which could enhance his chances of making the roster. The Titans' choices reflect a strategic shift towards solidifying their defensive capabilities after previously emphasizing offensive picks in the draft. As training camps approach, all eyes will be on how these rookies can impact the Titans' 2025 campaign.