Broncos sign 17 players to practice squad The Denver Broncos finalized their 2026 practice squad roster on August 31, 2026, adding 17 players to the team’s depth chart ahead of the regular season. The move came one day after the Broncos finalized their 53-man active roster, marking the completion of their player personnel adjustments for the upcoming campaign. The practice squad, which serves as a developmental and backup resource, now includes a mix of veterans, undrafted free agents, and players who cleared waivers. Among the additions is David Agoha, an outside linebacker who signed as an International Practice Player. This designation allows the Broncos to include an extra player on their practice squad, a strategic move that expands their options for training and game-day flexibility. Agoha, who stands 6 feet 4 inches and weighs 252 pounds, previously competed with the Tennessee Titans and the Las Vegas Raiders. He initially entered the NFL through the International Player Pathway Program in 2023, showcasing his potential as a developmental prospect. The majority of the signings were made after players cleared waivers, a process that ensures they are no longer under contract with other teams. Players such as cornerback Brent Austin, wide receiver Michael Bandy, long snapper Luke Basso, cornerback Sean Fresch Jr., wide receiver Kolbe Katsis, wide receiver Dane Key, tackle Tyler Miller, inside linebacker Red Murdock, guard Gavin Ortega, running back Cody Schrader, safety Miles Scott, and outside linebacker Johnny Walker Jr. joined the Broncos’ practice squad following this clearance. Four players—long snapper Mitchell Fraboni, tight end Lucas Krull, fullback Adam Prentice, and guard Calvin Throckmorton—were not required to pass through waivers due to their vested veteran status.#denver_broncos #2026_nfl_draft #david_agoha #george_paton #practice_squad
