Broncos need to see what they have in these three players before season is over

The Denver Broncos have a lot to accomplish yet this season but evaluating the entire roster is something that can't be forgotten.
Jul 28, 2023; Englewood, CO, USA; Denver Broncos defensive tackle PJ Mustipher (97) reacts towards
Jul 28, 2023; Englewood, CO, USA; Denver Broncos defensive tackle PJ Mustipher (97) reacts towards / Isaiah J. Downing-USA TODAY Sports
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Art Green, Denver Broncos
Jul 28, 2023; Englewood, CO, USA; Denver Broncos cornerback Art Green (28) during training camp at / Isaiah J. Downing-USA TODAY Sports

Art Green, Cornerback

Art Green was one of the Broncos' most intriguing undrafted signings this offseason and though he played sparingly for the team in the preseason, he was still one of the first players added to the practice squad following final cuts.

Let's be honest, outside of Patrick Surtain, the Broncos have not been good at the cornerback position. K'Waun Williams has been hurt all season and Essang Bassey has already been released.

Third-round pick Riley Moss has done nothing but play special teams to this point but Ja'Quan McMillian has been a pleasant surprise. Damarri Mathis struggled mightily, forcing the team to turn to Fabian Moreau, but that's nothing more than a band-aid fix.

In other words, this group is all over the place. The Broncos should not get Green out in a regular-season game unless they have been mathematically eliminated from playoff contention, but if that happens, the team needs to see how this long, athletic cornerback stands up to pro competition.