The Denver Broncos are breaking tradition by keeping two long snappers—veteran Mitchell Fraboni and rookie Luke Basso—on their roster this season, betting on depth amid injury risks and a strong college class. While Basso has shown promise in practice and preseason, his shaky snaps raise questions about his readiness for the role. Special teams coordinator Darren Rizzi defends the move, citing wear and tear, competition, and the need for insurance as the league sees more injuries early. With a big game against Green Bay looming, Basso must prove he can deliver consistency—or risk being cut to make room for other needs. The Broncos are walking a tightrope: nurturing talent while ensuring reliability at a critical position.
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