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Frank Crum
Frank Crum
September 15, 2024
Frank Crum was one of several Broncos who were inactive for the game against the Steelers, along with rookie wide receiver Devaughn Vele, running back Blake Watson, cornerback Kris Abrams-Draine, tight end Lucas Krull, and defensive end Eyioma Uwazurike.

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August 31, 2024
Frank Crum has emerged as a surprising addition to the Broncos' roster despite a pre-season that was less than stellar, during which he allowed three sacks. Standing at 6-foot-7 and weighing 315 pounds, Crum possesses impressive athleticism and size, which could be advantageous in blocking for the running game. Head coach Sean Payton sees potential in Crum, suggesting that his development as a pass-blocker could lead him to solidify a role as a swing tackle for the team. Despite criticisms from fans regarding his performance, the Broncos are willing to invest in his growth, hinting at confidence in his upside.

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August 28, 2024
Frank Crum remains on the Broncos' roster despite struggling in pass protection. Payton sees potential in him due to his size and upside, indicating the team's focus on long-term development. His presence is part of the roster strategy, as maintaining young talent is crucial alongside the more established players. The decision to keep Crum reflects Payton's commitment to evaluating and nurturing players who can grow within the system, even if they face challenges.

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August 27, 2024
Frank Crum had a challenging training camp, but the Broncos see potential in his skill set. Standing at 6-foot-8, his unique combination of size and athleticism caught the attention of the coaching staff. Paton emphasized that while Crum may still be raw, his ability to bend and show power makes him an intriguing player for the team.

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August 27, 2024
Frank Crum is one of the developmental projects who made it onto the initial 53-man roster, reflecting the team's shift towards a younger, revitalized lineup. His inclusion signifies the Broncos' commitment to building a roster rooted in youthful talent and potential, aligning with their strategy to reset the team's identity and address their long-standing playoff drought.

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August 26, 2024
Frank Crum struggled in the preseason, finishing with a grade of 54.3. His performance has likely placed him outside of the roster plans, and it is expected that he may not make the practice squad either.

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August 26, 2024
Frank Crum's struggles continued in the preseason finale, as the undrafted rookie offensive tackle allowed two sacks during the game, including one that led to a turnover. His performance has been inconsistent, having faced similar issues in previous games, which raises concerns about his roster viability.

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