Broncos Sign Controversial Rookie Clay Webb, 15 Others

After the 2025 NFL Draft, the Denver Broncos signed 15 undrafted college free agents, supplementing their seven draft picks to address needs across multiple positions, including the offensive line and defense. Among the undrafted signees is Clay Webb, a former Georgia five-star prospect whose fall from the draft was attributed to an off-field incident involving a federal lawsuit, raising questions about the team's vetting process. This continues a longstanding trend for the Broncos, who have had an undrafted rookie make the opening day roster in 20 of the last 21 seasons. The team's proactive approach to signing undrafted talent underscores their strategy of roster depth and competition, especially in positions not heavily addressed during the draft itself. The Broncos' current roster stands at 78 players, leaving space for more undrafted free agents before final cuts are made in August. The team's focus on undrafted talent suggests these players will be closely watched during the upcoming rookie minicamp and preseason.