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Broncos add another running back to list of minicamp invites
TL;DR
The Denver Broncos have invited Kent State running back Jordan Nubin to their rookie minicamp, adding to a growing list of 33 players. Nubin previously played at Minnesota, where he had a standout season in 2023.
Key points
- Jordan Nubin invited to Broncos rookie minicamp
- Nubin previously played at Minnesota and Kent State
- Broncos minicamp invite list now totals 33 players
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The list of players invited to try out at Denver Broncos rookie minicamp continues to grow.
One of the most recent additions is Kent State running back Jordan Nubin, the Golden Flashes announced earlier this week. Nubin (5-11, 215 pounds) spent the first three years of his college career at Minnesota. He had the best season of his college career in 2023, rushing 127 times for 559 yards and three touchdowns in 13 games with the Golden Gophers that year.
Nubin transferred to Kent State ahead of the 2025 season. He went on to rush 79 times for 253 yards and one score last fall, ending his four-year college run with 226 carries for 857 yards and four touchdowns.
The Broncos have invited at least two other running backs to rookie minicamp, and the list of known invites has grown to 33 players.
Broncos rookie minicamp invites
Q&A
Who is Jordan Nubin and what are his college stats?
Jordan Nubin is a running back from Kent State who previously played at Minnesota, where he rushed for 559 yards and three touchdowns in 2023.
How many players have been invited to the Broncos rookie minicamp?
The Denver Broncos have invited a total of 33 players to their rookie minicamp, including at least two other running backs.
What teams did Jordan Nubin play for during his college career?
Jordan Nubin played for the Minnesota Golden Gophers for three years before transferring to Kent State.
