The Denver Broncos made another round of roster moves ahead of their preseason finale.
The Broncos signed defensive lineman Israel Antwine and offensive tackle Foster Sarell on Wednesday, according to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport. Those moves came one day after the team signed outside linebacker Ron Stone Jr. Vance Joseph, Denver's defensive coordinator, indicated after Tuesday's practice that Stone will get a lot of playing time in the preseason finale. So these new arrivals could be joining for the primary purpose of giving the club enough players on Friday evening with many starters sitting out most (or all) of the game.
Antwine (6-3, 327 pounds) entered the league as an undrafted free agent out of Oklahoma State with the Jacksonville Jaguars
in 2022. He later spent time in the CFL (2023) and indoor football (2024) before landing in the UFL (2025).
Sarell (6-6, 322 pounds) has spent time with four NFL teams since entering the league as an undrafted free agent out of Stanford in 2021. He spent this summer with the Washington Commanders and was just cut on Tuesday.
To make room for Antwine and Sarell, the Broncos cut safety Taylor Rapp and wide receiver Kyre Duplessis.
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