The Denver Broncos have made a major move. Marcedes Lewis is back in the NFL, signing with the Broncos’ practice squad at 41. That makes him the oldest active tight end in the league, and the last active link to the 2006 draft class. It’s a rare sight in today’s youth-driven NFL. But with Denver’s tight end room battered, they’re turning to experience over flash. Lewis’ return tells you just how thin the Broncos are at that spot.
Denver doesn’t just need a body. They need a steady veteran. TE Lucas Krull is on the injury reserve, rehabbing from his foot surgery, and could miss the rest of the season. TE Nate Adkins also suffered a non-contact injury in Week 8 vs. the Dallas Cowboys and is now sidelined with a questionable status. Head coach Sean Payton needed a

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