Broncos cut tracker: All the moves leading up to setting of initial 53-man roster
David Zalubowski
A look at the Broncos’ moves heading into when the intial 53-man roster must be set by 2 p.m. on Tuesday, Aug. 26 for the regular season:
Aug. 24:
-Waived cornerback Micah Abraham
-Waived wide receiver Joaquin Davis
-Waived outside linebacker Jordan Farmer
-Waived cornerback Joshua Pickett with injury designation
-Waived guard Clay Webb
Aug. 25:
Waived tackle Marques Cox
Waived defensive tackle Michael Dwumfour
Waived running back Audric Estime
Waived cornerback Damarri Mathis
Waived outside linebacker Garrett Nelson
Waived wide receiver Jerjuan Newton
Waived wide receiver Kyrese Rowan
Waived guard Xavier Truss
Waived running back Blake Watson with injury designation
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