
Seven former Denver Broncos players are currently free agents, including center Sam Mustipher, the last unrestricted free agent from the team. Six other practice squad players have also become street free agents after their contracts expired in March.
After fullback Michael Burton signed a one-year deal with the Cleveland Browns last month, the Denver Broncos' last remaining unrestricted free agent is center Sam Mustipher.
The 29-year-old center stepped up late in the 2025 season and in the divisional round of the NFL playoffs after the Broncos had multiple injuries at the position. However, with Alex Forsyth and Nick Gargiulo providing depth behind starter Luke Wattenberg, Denver seems unlikely to bring Mustipher back for the 2026 campaign.
In addition to Mustipher, there are six former Broncos practice squad players who became street free agents when their contracts expired in March, and they also remain unsigned.
The free agents include center Sam Mustipher and six former practice squad players.
Sam Mustipher is unlikely to return due to the depth provided by Alex Forsyth and Nick Gargiulo behind starter Luke Wattenberg.
Six former Broncos practice squad players became street free agents when their contracts expired in March.


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