Levelle Bailey is listed as inactive for the crucial game against the Chiefs, highlighting his role on the roster as the Broncos aim for a playoff spot. His absence adds to the challenges the team faces as they seek to break their playoff drought.

Levelle Bailey was inactive for the game against the Chargers, indicating a shift in the team's strategy as they opted for younger players in the secondary. His absence reflects the Broncos' depth concerns at inside linebacker, as they adjust their lineup to accommodate injuries and performance needs.

Levelle Bailey is listed as a backup inside linebacker on the Broncos' active roster. His presence adds depth to the team's linebacker unit, which now includes starters Cody Barton and Justin Strnad, along with the newly signed Zach Cunningham.

Levelle Bailey, an undrafted rookie, will share backup duties at inside linebacker with Kwon Alexander, providing additional depth behind starters Cody Barton and Justin Strnad.

Levelle Bailey is now positioned as a backup inside linebacker following the release of Kristian Welch. With the depth chart reduced to starters Cody Barton and Justin Strnad, Bailey will play a more significant role in the team's defense. The Broncos also have veteran ILBs Kwon Alexander and Zach Cunningham on the practice squad, adding further depth to the position.