The Denver Broncos have made significant roster moves as they prepare for their Week 14 clash against the Las Vegas Raiders. The team has elevated both tight end Marcedes Lewis and inside linebacker Jordan Turner from the practice squad to the active roster.
Key Roster Moves
- Marcedes Lewis: Promoted from the practice squad; previously signed in late October.
- Jordan Turner: Elevated to the active roster, having been on the practice squad.
- Garret Wallow: Waived to make room for the new additions.
Marcedes Lewis’ Profile
Marcedes Lewis, a former first-round pick from the 2006 NFL Draft, has become notable for several reasons. He is the oldest player to have appeared in a game for the Broncos, participating in 20 percent of the team’s offensive snaps in previous games. His promotion was necessary to ensure he could participate in the upcoming match against the Raiders.
Jordan Turner’s Contributions
Jordan Turner, an undrafted rookie from Michigan State, has also been elevated to contribute to the team’s efforts. He has been involved in two games already this season, where he played a significant role, participating in 59 percent of the special teams snaps.
Upcoming Matchup
The Broncos are looking to extend their winning streak to 10 games as they face the Raiders. The team is focused on maintaining momentum and securing another victory this Sunday.
With these roster adjustments, Denver aims to optimize their performance in this crucial divisional game. Fans will be watching closely to see how these changes impact the outcome against Las Vegas.
