Salvon Ahmed, a 25-year-old running back, has been signed to the Colts' practice squad after spending the majority of his NFL career with the Dolphins. He has played in 38 games over four seasons, totaling 867 yards and five touchdowns as a reserve. Most recently, he was with the Broncos during the offseason. With Jonathan Taylor and Trey Sermon injured, Ahmed may have the opportunity to contribute against his former team, the Dolphins, if needed.

Salvon Ahmed was released by the Broncos as part of recent roster changes, which also included the signing of offensive tackle Cameron Fleming and the placement of OL Will Sherman on injured reserve.

Salvon Ahmed was released from the Broncos' practice squad as part of the team's roster adjustments to address injuries on the offensive line.

Salvon Ahmed was released from the Denver Broncos' practice squad after signing with them on October 1, following his release from the Dolphins. His career has taken a downward turn after a stint with Miami, where he had previously been a part of the running back rotation.

Salvon Ahmed was signed to the Broncos' practice squad earlier in the week but was not elevated for game day against the Raiders. This decision indicates the team's current focus on utilizing other running backs while Badie is on injured reserve.