Additionally, the Broncos elevated tight end Marcedes Lewis and cornerback Reese Taylor from the practice squad. Bandy was a promotion, meaning he'll stay on the 53-man roster after Thursday night, whereas, Lewis and Taylor are elevations, so they'll be placed back on the practice squad on Friday.

After cutting DB J.T. Gray, the Broncos filled his former spot on the 53-man roster by promoting WR Michael Bandy from the practice squad.

The Broncos announced several additions to their roster ahead of Thursday night's game against the Raiders. They have signed wide receiver Michael Bandy to the 53-man roster from the practice squad. They also elevated tight end Marcedes Lewis and cornerback Reese Taylor on a temporary basis.

The Denver Broncos were forced to shake up their roster again, this time adding Jordan Turner before facing the Dallas Cowboys.

For Franklin Myers, Broncos GM George Paton should consider a three-year, $54 million deal that would pay him $18 million annually. Give Franklin-Myers incentives to earn an extra $6 million, with a $20-25 million signing bonus, guaranteeing $35 million of it. That would be a more than fair deal with his level of play, usage, and age.

As the deadline approaches, here's a quick list of 20 players we'll be keeping an eye on, with an emphasis on tight end, left guard, wide receiver and cornerback. We will track any trades involving Denver on Broncos Wire leading up to Tuesday's deadline.

The Denver Broncos had some roster adjustments to make as they begin their week of preparation for the Dallas Cowboys.

Denver Broncos running back J.K. Dobbins blasts referees for not calling a hip-drop tackle that resulted in him getting injured.

Why he made SN's list: Louis Wright was the Broncos' first star cornerback from the mid 1970s to mid 1980s, living up to his coverage potential as a first-round draft pick from San Jose State. Wright was an ace ballhawk with his 26 interceptions but also developed a quick reputation as a shutdown cover man.