Denver Broncos waive offensive tackle Foster Sarell after short tenure

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Last updated Aug 29, 2026

Denver Broncos waive offensive tackle Foster Sarell after short tenure
Summary

The Denver Broncos have waived offensive lineman Foster Sarell on August 29, following his signing just three days prior on August 26. Sarell joined the Broncos after being released by the Washington Commanders. He previously played for the Los Angeles Chargers, appearing in 41 games with four starts and a total of 515 offensive snaps. His experience may make him a candidate for a practice squad spot despite his brief stint with Denver.

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  • Broncos waived offensive tackle Foster Sarell on August 29.
  • Sarell was signed on August 26 after being released by the Commanders.
  • He played 41 games with the Chargers, with four starts.
  • His experience on the field gives him value for potential future roles.
  • This decision is part of the Broncos' roster management ahead of the season.
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  • 8:20 PMYahoo SportsDenver Broncos have cut offensive tackle Foster Sarell
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According to Mike Klis of 9News, the Denver Broncos have waived offensive lineman Foster Sarell.

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