Overview
- Multiple NFL outlets reported that Jamari Thrash worked out for the Denver Broncos on Tuesday, with NFL Network’s Mike Garafolo and Pro Football Talk among those confirming the meeting.
- Thrash became a free agent after being waived off the Cleveland Browns’ injured reserve in September and has been available to sign since his release.
- The 2024 fifth-round pick played two seasons in Cleveland, with 13 catches for 129 yards across 18 games, which frames him as a low-risk depth or special teams option rather than an immediate starter.
- NFL workouts are a routine way for teams to check a player’s health, timing, and fit and do not guarantee a contract or roster move.
- If the Broncos decide to add Thrash it would likely be to help cover Bryant’s expected absence, and the next signs to watch are any official signing announcements and how the team lists Bryant on its injury report.