Tillman (hamstring) didn't practice Wednesday or Thursday, Parker Gabriel of The Denver Post reports.
With consecutive DNPs to begin Week 4 prep, Tillman's status for Sunday's clash in San Francisco is looking very cloudy. Denver's practice report Friday should reveal if Tillman has even a chance of suiting up against the 49ers.
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Broncos' Alex Singleton: Tallies eight stops vs. LAR
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Singleton finished Sunday's 30--26 win over the Rams with eight tackles (five solo).
Singleton played every single defensive snap for a second consecutive week, and he finished Sunday's game tied with Pat Surtain as the Broncos' second-leading tackler behind Brandon Jones (eight). Singleton is up to 33 combined tackles through three regular-season games, which leads the Broncos and is tied with Fred Warner for second-most in the NFL behind rookie second-rounder Anthony Hill (34). Singleton and the Broncos' defense will have its hands full in a Week 4 road tilt against the 49ers.
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Broncos' Brandon Jones: Game-high 12 tackles in Week 3 win
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Jones posted 12 tackles (10 solo) and one pass defense during the Broncos' 30-26 win over the Rams on Sunday.
Sunday was the first time since Week 3 of the 2025 season that Jones posted double-digit tackles, and his 10 solo tackles were one shy from matching his career high that he set in Week 6 of the 2024 campaign against the Chargers. Jones has played almost every single defensive snap and is up to 22 combined tackles through three regular-season games, which is second-most on the Broncos behind Alex Singleton (33).
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Broncos' Talanoa Hufanga: Huge fourth quarter in Week 3 win
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Hufanga recorded five tackles (two solo), including 1.0 sacks and three pass defenses (one interception and a pick-six) during the Broncos' 30-26 win over the Rams in Week 3.
Hufanga's heroics in the fourth quarter was a driving force behind the Broncos' come-from-behind victory this past Sunday. It started early in the period with a 10-yard sack on Matthew Stafford on a third-and-5, leading to a 48-yard field goal by Harrison Mevis. Hufanga followed that up by picking off a Stafford pass intended for Kyren Williams, which Hufanga returned 66 yards for a touchdown to give the Broncos the lead. The sixth-year safety wrapped up his career night with a game-sealing interception off Stafford in the end zone on the final play of the contest. Hufanga and the Broncos will look to carry their momentum into a Week 4 road tilt against the 49ers this Sunday.
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Delarrin Turner-Yell: Works out with Saints
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New Orleans worked out Turner-Yell (knee) on Tuesday, Matthew Paras of The New Orleans Times-Picayune reports.
Turner-Yell ended the 2025 campaign on the Bronco's injured reserve list with a knee injury, but it looks like he's now back in football shape. The Saints have a few different defensive backs who are tending to health issues early in the season, including rookie fifth-rounder Lorenzo Styles (calf).
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Broncos' Alex Singleton: Nine takedowns in win
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Singleton recorded nine total tackles (five solo) and a pass defensed in Sunday's 20-13 win over the Jaguars.
Singleton built off of his impressive performance in the regular-season opener, leading the team in takedowns for the second straight week. The linebacker has now registered 25 total tackles (10 solo) and a pass defensed over two games to open the season, and he'll likely remain busy versus the Rams in Week 3.
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Broncos' Talanoa Hufanga: Six tackles in blowout loss
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Hufanga made six tackles (two solo) in Monday's 31-10 loss to the Chiefs.
Hufanga played all 67 of the Broncos' defensive snaps in Monday's loss. The safety also played 21 percent of the team's snaps on special teams, logging five reps on kick and punt return coverage. Hufanga had a relatively solid night outside of a missed tackle on rookie running back Emmett Johnson at the start of the fourth quarter.
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Broncos' Brandon Jones: Gets a pick in loss
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Jones recorded five tackles (one solo) and an interception during Monday's 31-10 loss at Kansas City.
With the Chiefs backed up near their own goal line in the third quarter, Jones found himself at the right place at the right time on an overthrown ball over the middle by quarterback Patrick Mahomes, setting up a Broncos field goal. He'll be looking to keep up the momentum come Week 2 versus the Jaguars.
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Broncos' Zach Allen: Collects two sacks Monday
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Allen recorded five tackles (three solo) including 2.0 sacks during Monday's 31-10 loss at Kansas City.
Allen got off to a great start to the year in Week 1, recording multiple sacks in a game for his first time since 2024. The disruption he creates on the interior won't always show up in the box score, but he'll remain a big part of the defensive puzzle for Denver going into a Week 2 matchup versus the Jaguars.
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Broncos' Alex Singleton: Has huge day in loss
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Singleton recorded 15 tackles (five solo) during Monday's 31-10 loss at Kansas City.
Singleton was easily the game's leading tackler in a contest where the Chiefs ran the football 38 times, and he logged his highest tackle total since 2023. He is a strong IDP option in most formats heading into a Week 2 tilt versus the Jaguars.
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Broncos' Riley Moss: Moves past injury
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Moss (ribs) wasn't listed on the Broncos' injury report Thursday, Aric DiLalla of the team's official site reports.
Moss dealt with an injury to his ribs at the end of August, but his absence from Denver's injury report Thursday suggests he's clear of the issue. He should thus be ready to start at cornerback in Monday's season opener against Kansas City.
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Jaden Robinson: Tries out with Giants
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Robinson (undisclosed) tried out with the Giants on Monday, Aaron Wilson of KPRC 2 Houston reports.
Robinson has now recovered from the undisclosed injury that led to Denver waiving him with an injury designation in August. The 2025 undrafted free agent will look to catch on with the Giants or another team and make his regular-season debut once the 2026 campaign gets underway.
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Drew Sanders: Waived from IR
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The Broncos waived Sanders from injured reserve Tuesday, Zac Stevens of TheDNVR.com reports.
Sanders' tenure in Denver is over after he reverted to the team's injured reserve late last month. The 24-year-old recorded eight tackles (four solo) across four games with the Broncos last season and will look to catch on with another team once back at full health.
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Taylor Rapp: Signs with Denver's practice squad
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The Broncos signed Rapp to the practice squad Monday.
The Broncos released Rapp on Aug. 26 ahead of cutdown day. The veteran safety was unable to land an opportunity on another team's 53-man roster, so he'll return to Denver and await an opportunity for a promotion to the active roster if Talanoa Hufanga or Brandon Jones is sidelined due to injury at some point.
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Broncos' Drew Sanders: Reverts to IR for Denver
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Sanders (undisclosed) reverted to the Broncos' injured-reserve list Monday, Parker Gabriel of The Denver Post reports.
Sanders went unclaimed after being placed on waivers Sunday. The linebacker is now set to spend the entirety of the 2026 season on the Broncos' injured reserve unless he is waived with an injury settlement.
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Dolphins' Reese Taylor: Claimed off waivers by Miami
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The Dolphins claimed Taylor (concussion) off waivers from the Broncos on Monday.
Taylor was waived by the Broncos on Sunday, but it didn't take long for the Purdue product to find a new home in Miami. He entered the league's concussion protocol during Denver's preseason finale against Minnesota on Friday, but it appears he's no longer in protocol and is on track to be available for Miami's Week 1 clash against Las Vegas on Sunday, Sept. 13. Taylor appeared in four regular-season games for the Broncos last year, logging two solo tackles while contributing solely on special teams.
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Broncos' Jonathon Cooper: Pleads not guilty Monday
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Cooper pleaded not guilty to five charges of domestic violence in a Douglas County (Colo.) courtroom Monday, Jeff Legwold of ESPN.com reports.
Cooper now has a jury trial scheduled to begin Nov. 10 following a pair of domestic incidents that occurred a week apart in early June. The NFL placed him on the Commissioner's Exempt List on Sunday, which means he still gets paid and can attend team meetings but can't practice or play in games. Cooper's stint on the list is indefinite but may last for as long as his legal situation is playing out in court.
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Broncos' Riley Moss: Back at practice
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Moss (ribs) was back at practice with the Broncos on Monday, Zac Stevens of TheDNVR.com reports.
Moss was sidelined at practice last week after suffering a ribs injury the team's 33-13 preseason loss to the Packers on Aug. 21. The cornerback will have the chance to prove his health this week as the Broncos gear up for their regular-season opener Sept. 14 against the Chiefs on Monday Night Football.
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Drew Sanders: Waived/injured by Denver
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Sanders (undisclosed) was waived by the Broncos with an injury designation Sunday, Aric DiLalla of the Broncos' official website reports.
Sanders recorded two total tackles, including 1.0 sacks, during the preseason, but he appears to have picked up an undisclosed injury along the way. The linebacker will now be placed on waivers, and if he goes unclaimed, he'll revert to season-ending injured reserve with Denver. At that point, he'd have to reach an injury settlement with the team in order to possibly play in 2026.
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Broncos' Jonathon Cooper: Placed on Commissioner's Exempt List
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Cooper was placed on the Commissioner's Exempt List on Sunday, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.
Cooper had previously been excused from mandatory minicamp amid his ongoing legal troubles stemming from a pair of arrests over the summer. He faces five charges, including second-degree felony assault. While on the Commissioner's Exempt List for an indefinite period of time, Cooper will continue to get paid, but he won't be eligible to practice or play in games.
