Denver Broncos 2019 roster overview: Interior offensive line

The Rest

Don Barclay (Age: 30)

The veteran former Packer is one of the oldest reserve/futures signings I have ever seen. I don’t know how he was able to factor into that formula, but the Broncos were running him with their top OL unit at OTAs with Ron Leary recovering from injury.

He isn’t a great starter, but you could probably do worse for interior depth.

Chaz Green (Age: 27)

Green was cut by the Oakland Raiders to make room for Richie Incognito. Considering they traded Kelechi Osemele this offseason, the fact that Green was not kept around is a bit concerning for his prospects but he has some experience starting in the NFL.

Austin Schlottmann (Age: 23)

The Broncos stashed the versatile Schlottmann on their practice squad all last year, and my guess is they hoped he could develop at the center position. We don’t know much about him other than he was an undrafted pickup for the team last year, and the fact that he’s still around speaks to what the front office thinks of him.

Jake Brendel (Age: 26)

Brendel has familiarity with assistant OL coach Chris Kuper from his time with the Miami Dolphins. He’s a true center who has competed with a number of teams throughout his NFL career. This could be his last shot.

Ryan Crozier (R, Age: 23)

Injuries derailed Crozier’s career somewhat at Connecticut, but he was a starter for the Huskies from 2014 through 2018 and a productive one, at that.

If he can stay healthy, he was a sneaky good pickup on the UDFA heap.