The Denver Broncos are entering the 2025 offseason in a surprisingly stable position, following a 10-win playoff season. After years of turmoil, including quarterback issues, salary cap struggles, and draft pick shortages, they now boast $48 million in salary cap space and a full set of draft picks. However, the team faces the challenge of potentially losing 19 players to free agency, including 13 unrestricted free agents, necessitating critical roster decisions.

The unrestricted free agent list features significant contributors such as D.J. Jones, Javonte Williams, and Michael Burton. The team may prioritize retaining Jones and Williams, given their essential roles and the potential for favorable contract negotiations. A backup quarterback situation looms as well, with speculation surrounding Jarrett Stidham's return. Meanwhile, restricted free agent Mitchell Fraboni is expected to rejoin, along with several exclusive rights free agents like Lucas Krull and Ja’Quan McMillian.

The Denver Broncos have signed linebacker K.J. Cloyd to their practice squad after working out a cornerback. Cloyd, an undrafted rookie from the University of Miami (FL), previously spent time on the New York Giants' practice squad and was signed by the Minnesota Vikings post-draft. With limited experience, he brings 83 combined tackles and two sacks from college.

Meanwhile, Riley Moss's return remains uncertain, and the Broncos' decision to add a linebacker instead of a cornerback raises questions about their defensive strategy. As they prepare to face the Indianapolis Colts, the Broncos are actively seeking to strengthen their roster.

The Denver Broncos made a surprising move by allowing linebacker Kwon Alexander to be claimed by the Detroit Lions while signing Zach Cunningham to their active roster. Both players had exhausted their gameday elevations, but Cunningham's experience and skills swayed the decision in his favor.

With Alex Singleton out for the season due to an ACL injury, the Broncos had to act quickly. They also activated Drew Sanders from the PUP list, adding depth to their linebacker corps.

The Denver Broncos have signed inside linebacker Zach Cunningham from their practice squad to fill a spot on the 53-man roster. In a related move, offensive lineman Calvin Throckmorton has been re-signed to the practice squad after being waived earlier this week.

Cunningham, a former second-round pick, has an impressive career record, including a league-high 164 tackles in 2020. He adds depth to the Broncos' linebacker corps alongside Cody Barton, Justin Strnad, and Levelle Bailey.

The Denver Broncos have made key roster moves ahead of their Week 12 game against the Las Vegas Raiders, promoting linebacker Zach Cunningham and rookie offensive lineman Nick Gargiulo from the practice squad.

Cunningham, who has been elevated for the third consecutive week, showed promise last game against the Atlanta Falcons with three tackles in just 11 snaps. The Broncos face a decision on whether to sign him to the active roster, especially after losing Alex Singleton for the season.

Meanwhile, Gargiulo is set to make his NFL debut after spending the season on the practice squad. His addition may be precautionary due to Ben Powers' shoulder injury, although Powers is expected to play.