Denver Broncos place Caleb Lohner on short-term injured reserve
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 4, 2026, 11:02 AM
Last updated Sep 4, 2026

The Denver Broncos placed tight end Caleb Lohner on the short-term injured reserve list during the finalization of the team's 53-man roster on Sunday. Lohner, a former college basketball player at BYU, the University of Utah and Baylor, entered his second professional season after spending the previous year on the practice squad. General manager George Paton stated that the tight end experienced a foot injury that caused him to miss training camp and preseason activities. While no definitive return date has been set, the team expects him to remain sidelined until at least late October. Paton noted that the organization remains high on his physical traits and ball skills but confirmed that the team will prioritize his recovery before returning him to the field.
- •The Broncos placed Caleb Lohner on short-term injured reserve on Sunday.
- •Lohner missed all of training camp and preseason due to a foot injury.
- •General manager George Paton expects the tight end to return near late October.
- •Lohner was a seventh-round draft selection in 2025.
- 11:02 AMYahoo Sports — Broncos GM provides update on injured tight end’s recovery
"The Broncos placed TE Caleb Lohner on short-term IR this week. It could be a few months before he returns.
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