Boise State Adds 17 Transfer Players, Rebuilds Football Roster for 2025

The Denver Broncos are actively enhancing their receiving corps to support quarterback Bo Nix, with a notable move being the predicted signing of Pro Bowl wide receiver Keenan Allen to complement Courtland Sutton and rookie Pat Bryant. Allen, at 33, brings reliability and playoff experience to the Broncos, who are favorites to make the postseason again. Meanwhile, Boise State continues to strengthen its football team, particularly on defense, by adding edge rusher Camden DeGraw-Tryall via transfer, bolstering a unit that led the FBS in sacks last season. The Broncos also focus on key defensive backs, with Davon Banks transitioning to nickelback to increase his impact and Jeremiah Earby aiming for greater consistency to form one of the Group of Five's top cornerback duos. Offensively, Boise State signed wide receiver Demetric Whitlock Jr. to help fill gaps left by departing starters, supporting returning receiver Latrell Caples. These strategic player acquisitions and position adjustments reflect both teams’ commitment to building competitive rosters for the upcoming seasons.