Broncos Sign Kyre Duplessis and Kyrese Rowan for Wide Receiver Depth

Both players join Broncos with chances to impress and make the practice squad.

The Denver Broncos are bolstering their depth at the wide receiver position. After injuries sidelined star Jaylen Waddle for a few days, Marvin Mims Jr.'s injury further thinned the ranks. To address this need, the team has signed two undrafted rookies: Kyre Duplessis and Kyrese Rowan.

Duplessis, an undrafted rookie from Coastal Carolina and Delaware who spent time with the Detroit Lions and Seattle Seahawks during the offseason, brings speed to the Broncos' wide receiver room. His physical profile includes a height of 5-11 and weight of 193 pounds, along with impressive 4.6 speed. Rowan, also an undrafted rookie, has previous experience on the Broncos' practice squad in the past season.

Both Duplessis and Rowan will join the Broncos as part-time contributors to pass through the training camp practices and potentially make the practicing squad. Their potential impact on the roster is significant, considering Waddle's absence from games until at least next week.

Frequently Asked Questions

When were the signings made?

The sign-ups happened following Marvin Mims Jr.'s injury during a practice. Kyre Duplessis and Kyrese Rowan joined as part-time contributors to pass through the training camp practices and potentially make the practice squad.

What are their key statistics?

Kyre Duplessis stands at 5-11, weighs in at 193 pounds, and boasts a top speed of 4.6 seconds. Kyrese Rowan has previous experience on the Broncos' practice squad from past seasons.