Thread: NFL roster cuts tracker 2023: Full list of team-by-team moves and cuts for all 32 clubs

From article - So far for Broncos

Denver Broncos

K Elliott Fry (injured)
T Yasir Durant (injured)
DL Forrest Merrill (injured)
LB Ray Wilborn (signed by Giants)

https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/n...-all-32-clubs/

And then there is this tracker. Here is what it shows for the Broncos so far -

The Denver Broncos have to trim the roster from 90 players down to 53 players by Tuesday afternoon.

The Broncos will have to make 37 roster moves to get down to an initial 53-man roster. We will be tracking all of the team’s roster cuts on this page over the next two days.

Broncos Players Waived

1. WR Nick Williams (source)
2. WR Kendall Hinton (source)
3. WR J.J. Koski (source)
4. CB Delonte Hood (source)

Broncos Players Released

5. OT Isaiah Prince (source)

Broncos Players Traded

1. TBD

See a recap of each of the team’s moves below.

https://broncoswire.usatoday.com/lis...53-man-roster/

What’s the difference between waived and released?

Best to get the info from the Broncos

ENGLEWOOD, Colo. — Ahead of the league-mandated roster deadline, the Broncos have made a series of roster moves.

Denver waived wide receivers Kendall Hinton, J.J. Koski and Nick Williams and defensive back Delonte Hood. The Broncos also released tackle Isaiah Prince.

Of the five players, Hinton has spent the most time with the Broncos. The Wake Forest product appeared in 29 games and started six contests for Denver, recording 39 catches for 486 yards and a touchdown. He also completed a pass in 2020 as he saw extensive time at quarterback during a matchup with the New Orleans Saints.

The Broncos' roster — including OLB Baron Browning, who counts toward the 90-man limit while on Active/PUP — now stands at 86 players. Denver must trim its roster to 53 players by 2 p.m. MT on Tuesday.

https://www.denverbroncos.com/news/b...l-roster-moves

Originally Posted by Davii

What’s the difference between waived and released?

I believe tenure, not sure why but once they’re vested veterans then the terminology changes. This is a valid question that I think we should all know at this point, we sorry.

Originally Posted by Davii

What’s the difference between waived and released?

Being waived all the other teams have an option to pick up your contract as it is for like 24 hours before you become a free agent.

Jaded did a back flip when he saw Hinton was let go lol. Hinton is so GOAT he will go to PS again then come back to active roster cause all our wideouts are glass LMAO. It's a vicious cycle. Also letting Prince go was dumb as shit.

Originally Posted by Elevation inc

Jaded did a back flip when he saw Hinton was let go lol. Hinton is so GOAT he will go to PS again then come back to active roster cause all our wideouts are glass LMAO. It's a vicious cycle. Also letting Prince go was dumb as shit.

Hinton doesn't have speed, and there's better ST players as well as better receivers.

I like the guy, but he isn't a game changing player.

I like that Payton has been totally unsentimental about his team building, and I think his bias leans towards turning the roster over and getting rid of guys who were part of the losing culture here.

McManus, Hamler, Hinton - buh bye, don't let the door hit you on the way out.

Originally Posted by Buff

I like that Payton has been totally unsentimental about his team building, and I think his bias leans towards turning the roster over and getting rid of guys who were part of the losing culture here.

McManus, Hamler, Hinton - buh bye, don't let the door hit you on the way out.

I wouldn’t be shocked to see Hamler in orange and blue this year. Totally agree otherwise

I liked this guy coming out, not sure what happened to his confidence, but wouldn't mind kicking the tires...

Originally Posted by Buff

I liked this guy coming out, not sure what happened to his confidence, but wouldn't mind kicking the tires...

Most accurate kicker in LSU history

Montrell Washington, Henry Byrd, Josh Hamilton, and PJ Mustipher were all waived/released so far this morning

Originally Posted by Davii

Montrell Washington, Henry Byrd, Josh Hamilton, and PJ Mustipher were all waived/released so far this morning

I think it's hilarious that we released Montrell Washington.

Here's a little timeline not for the faint of heart.

2017: We draft Carlos Henderson and Isiah McKenzie to possibly be deep threats and returners. Henderson was a non factor and McKenzie showed promise as both a returner, deep threat, and fumbler for which he got cut.

2020: We draft KJ Hamler and Tyrie Cleveland for the same reasons. Cleveland is gone and Hamler can't stay healthy.

2022: We draft Montrell Washington because Hackett thinks he's got "juice" and can be our deep threat and returner. Now he's been cut because he can't do either.

2023: We draft Marvin Mims to be our deep threat and returner.

Meanwhile, Isiah McKenzie has outproduced all of these WRs combined.

Is it too much to ask for a decent return specialist who can also be the 4th/5th WR?

Originally Posted by Helios

I think it's hilarious that we released Montrell Washington.

Here's a little timeline not for the faint of heart.

2017: We draft Carlos Henderson and Isiah McKenzie to possibly be deep threats and returners. Henderson was a non factor and McKenzie showed promise as both a returner, deep threat, and fumbler for which he got cut.

2020: We draft KJ Hamler and Tyrie Cleveland for the same reasons. Cleveland is gone and Hamler can't stay healthy.

2022: We draft Montrell Washington because Hackett thinks he's got "juice" and can be our deep threat and returner. Now he's been cut because he can't do either.

2023: We draft Marvin Mims to be our deep threat and returner.

Meanwhile, Isiah McKenzie has outproduced all of these WRs combined.

Is it too much to ask for a decent return specialist who can also be the 4th/5th WR?

Apparently so, but maybe hopefully we have that figured out now?

I’m not holding my breath, however, I trust SP more than VJ, VF, and damn sure more than Hackett