Denver, CO, August 29, 2026 — The Denver Broncos have made a roster move, waiving offensive lineman Reid Holskey. The team announced the decision, which impacts the offensive line depth as the club navigates its current roster construction. Specific reasons for the waiver were not immediately detailed.

Waiving a player is a common procedural move in professional sports leagues like the National Football League (NFL), allowing teams to adjust their rosters based on performance, salary cap considerations, or strategic planning. For an offensive lineman, such a move can affect the team’s protection schemes and depth in critical positions along the offensive front. The Broncos, like all NFL teams, are continually evaluating their personnel to build a competitive team.

Reid Holskey’s status with the team now shifts from active roster to being available to other NFL teams through waivers. If claimed by another team, Holskey would join that club. If he clears waivers, he would become a free agent, able to sign with any NFL team, including potentially returning to the Broncos on a different contract if both parties agreed.

The exact circumstances leading to Holskey’s departure from the Broncos were not disclosed. Information regarding his previous performance, tenure with the team, or any specific issues that might have contributed to the decision was not provided in the announcement. Further details on the roster moves and their strategic implications for the Denver Broncos are expected to emerge as the team continues its preparations for upcoming games or the next season.


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