Broncos Roster Cuts: Denver Announces 53-Man Roster, More Moves Could Happen

ENGLEWOOD CO - JANUARY 14: Denver Broncos vice president of football operations John Elway addresses the media during a press conference to announce John Fox as the next head coach at Dove Valley on January 14 2011 in Englewood Colorado. Fox was named the 14th head coach in Broncos history yesterday after spending the last nine seasons as head coach of the Carolina Panthers. (Photo by Justin Edmonds/Getty Images)

The Denver Broncos announced their 53-man roster, but there could still be more moves.

The Denver Broncos cut down their roster to the NFL required 53 players on Friday night. The Broncos either waived, released, placed on season ending injured reserve and two players were put on the reserve suspended list 22 players to get their roster down to size.

Here are the players who did not make the 53-man roster:

Jeremy Beal, defensive end
Jamie Blatnick, defensive end
Rafael Bush, safety
Drayton Florence, cornerback
Jerry Franklin, linebacker
Ben Garland, defensive end
Adam Grant, tackle
Virgil Green, tight end
Ryan Harris, tackle
Jason Hill, wide receiver
Tony Hills, tackle
Duke Ihenacho, safety
Cornelius Ingram, tight end
Jeremiah Johnson, running back
Mike Mohamed, linebacker
Greg Orton, wide receiver
Gerell Robinson, wide receiver
Sealver Siliga, defensive tackle
Syd'Quan Thompson, cornerback
Wayne Tribue guard
Adam Weber, quarterback
D.J. Williams, linebacker

In the teams press conference about the roster moves, John Elway said that this 53-player list is not the final roster as they will look over who gets released from other teams and said that the roster is "fluid, we'll have to see what happens." Also, all seven draft picks made the team for the Broncos.

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