Broncos Add Wide Receiver Brandon Johnson to Practice Squad
The Denver Broncos have added wide receiver Brandon Johnson to their practice squad. This announcement was made on Tuesday, marking his return to the team. In a related move, the Broncos released center Michael Deiter from the practice squad.
Brandon Johnson’s Career with the Broncos
Brandon Johnson has a notable history with the Broncos, having played in 20 games from 2022 to 2023. During this tenure, he made significant contributions, including:
- 25 receptions
- 326 receiving yards
- 5 touchdowns
In his first season under Head Coach Sean Payton, Johnson excelled, securing 19 catches, totaling 284 yards and four touchdowns. His performance was instrumental in the Broncos’ offensive strategies.
Recent Developments
Before rejoining the Broncos, Johnson played for the Pittsburgh Steelers in 2024, making three appearances. Additionally, he spent time on the practice squads of both the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the Steelers in 2025, according to Pro Football Reference.
Impact on the Broncos’ Roster
Bringing Brandon Johnson back into the fold adds experience and depth to the Broncos’ receiving corps. His previous performance indicates he can positively influence the team’s dynamics moving forward.
