Broncos Agree to Terms with Missouri’s Johnny Walker Jr., 10 Other Undrafted Free Agents
The Denver Broncos have bolstered their roster following the 2025 NFL Draft by signing Missouri edge rusher Johnny Walker Jr. as an undrafted free agent, along with 10 other promising players.
Walker, a standout defender for the Missouri Tigers, was a key contributor to the team’s defense during his college career.
Walker, who earned second-team All-SEC honors in 2024, showcased his abilities with notable performances, including a two-sack game against Alabama. His college tenure was marked by consistent improvement and leadership on the field.
In addition to Walker, the Broncos have reportedly agreed to terms with the following undrafted free agents:
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Clay Webb, Center, Jacksonville State
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JB Brown, Linebacker, Kansas
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Marques Cox, Offensive Lineman, Kentucky
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Courtney Jackson, Wide Receiver, Arkansas State
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Jaden Robinson, Cornerback, Oregon State
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Xavier Truss, Offensive Lineman, Georgia
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Jerjuan Newton, Wide Receiver, Toledo
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Joaquin Davis, Wide Receiver, North Carolina Central
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Joe Michalski, Offensive Lineman, Oklahoma State
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Christian Dowell, Nose Tackle, Tennessee-Martin
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Karene Reid, Linebacker, Utah
The Broncos have a history of developing undrafted talent into key contributors, and this group of signees will aim to follow in those footsteps as they compete for roster spots in the upcoming season.
