Two May Signings Already OUT: Denver's Roster Scramble Is Hitting Early
Alright, Emerald City, listen up! While we're all fired up, counting down the days until our Hawks absolutely dominate Lumen Field, guess what kind of wildness is happening just down the I-5 in Denver? The Broncos just pulled a move that's got us shaking our heads. They're already cutting two players they signed *last month*! Seriously? You sign dudes in May, after a whole minicamp show, and they're already out before July? What in the world is going on over there in the Mile High City, and what does it tell us about their early season form?The Thirty-Day Tryout That Ended Way Too Fast
Can you even believe this? Just last month, after their big rookie minicamp following the 2026 draft, the Broncos were apparently all excited, handing out contracts to free agents who "showed out." They picked up Michael Woods, a former sixth-round pick for the Cleveland Browns who only has a grand total of twelve career receptions. Then there was Paul Manning, an undrafted corner out of Henderson State. Both guys impressed enough at that minicamp to earn a spot, with Manning even pushing out another free agent, William Wright, who they'd *just* signed directly after the draft! Talk about a whirlwind of comings and goings! But nope, that honeymoon period for Woods and Manning? Over faster than a Seattle summer cloudburst. It speaks volumes about the early season pressure they're feeling, already tossing guys less than 30 days later.UFL Talent Hunt: A Desperate Search for Answers?
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ntic musical chairs game? The Broncos are bringing in two new faces from the UFL: wide receiver Hakeem Butler and defensive back/kick returner Sean Fresch. Butler's a monster, standing at 6-foot-5, which definitely makes him an intriguing option when they get into the red zone. Fresch? He's known much more for his kick return skills than anything else, and with Marvin Mims Jr. staring down a contract year, you gotta wonder if Denver's already looking at their future options for that return game. Now, sure, both Butler and Fresch are gonna have a tough road to make the final roster, but it's a real gamble. The Broncos *have* found success with UFL talent before, like Dondrea Tillman, who’s been a solid rotational pass-rusher for them over the last two seasons. But still, cutting guys you just inked in May for *more* UFL guys? That's a bold, and honestly, pretty desperate strategy for the early season roster churn, isn't it? So, what does this wild and fast roster shuffle mean for our friends over in Denver? Well, with training camp still about six weeks away, we could absolutely see even more moves on that 90-man roster. It's clear they're in full-on search mode, trying anything to find the right pieces and establish some early form, even if it means ditching their "new" guys faster than you can say "touchdown." This kind of early season volatility can't be good for team chemistry. Here's to hoping our Hawks keep their roster moves a little more steady and deliberate as the regular season heats up, and that Denver figures out their whole vibe before this instability completely derails their season!This article was created with AI assistance and reviewed by Seattle On Tap editorial staff. Always verify information with official team sources.