Denver Broncos Road To 53: Defensive Backs

Denver Broncos. Quinton Carter. 38. player. 45. <p>Height: 6-1</p> <p>Weight: 200</p> <p>A draftee of the 2011 draft, Quinton Carter has had a rough time in the NFL. In his rookie season he eventually managed to take a starting spot away from Rahim Moore. Then injuries took their toll. Carter missed the last two seasons to injury. But now he is back and with a vengeance. He is the third safety and when T.J. Ward kicks down to a LB spot, Carter comes in. Carter is going to make the 53-man roster, there is no real competition to take his spot and it is doubtful that changes.</p>. Safety

27. player. 45. <p>Height: 6-1</p> <p>Weight: 207</p> <p>Duke has had a rough time in training camp, so far. He has slowly fallen from grace. However, there has yet to be someone to step up and take his roster spot away. There is plenty of time left for that to happen. If Ihenacho keeps having a rough time and no one starts to step up, I wouldn’t be surprised if the Broncos look to outside help for the #4 safety position. Until then, if that even happens and until someone steps up, Duke is on his way to a 53-man roster spot.</p>. Safety. Denver Broncos. Duke Ihenacho

45. <p>Height: 6-2</p> <p>Weight: 217</p> <p>The final safety on the Broncos is David Bruton. He is there special teams ace and will make it off that power alone. He struggles on defense so it is unlikely he will see much playing time there. But when he is on the field for special teams, he will have an impact on the outcome of the play. Special teams are an aspect of the game that is underrated. Strength on special teams is needed and Bruton provides that strength and prowess.</p>. Safety. Denver Broncos. David Bruton. 30. player