Denver, CO, August 29, 2026 — The Denver Broncos announced today the decision to waive wide receiver Joseph Manjack. The specific date of the transaction was not provided in the summary.

The move signifies a roster adjustment for the National Football League team. In professional American football, waiving a player means releasing them from the team’s roster. This action can be taken for various strategic reasons, including roster management, performance evaluations, or salary cap considerations. Once waived, a player becomes a free agent and is eligible to be signed by any other NFL team, provided they clear waivers.

The summary did not specify any details regarding Joseph Manjack’s tenure with the Broncos, including when he joined the team or his performance statistics during his time with the organization. Information concerning the reasons behind the team’s decision to waive him was also not provided. Typically, such decisions are made by the coaching staff and front office as they assess the team’s needs and the performance of individual players leading up to or during the regular season, or during training camp.

Joseph Manjack’s current status as a free agent means he is available to sign with another team. The summary did not indicate if any other teams have expressed interest in acquiring Manjack or if he has plans for his future in professional football. Details regarding any contract status or financial implications of the waiver were also not included in the provided summary.


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