Broncos Sign Rookie WR Pat Bryant, Punter Jeremy Crawshaw, Tight End Caleb Lohner to Four-Year Contracts

The Denver Broncos have agreed to terms with several members of their 2025 draft class, signing them to four-year contracts ahead of rookie minicamp. Third-round wide receiver Pat Bryant will join the team on a deal worth about $6.58 million, with Coach Sean Payton praising his competitive nature and likening his traits to those of Pro Bowl receiver Michael Thomas. Bryant enters a crowded receiver room but could rise quickly if he impresses during the offseason. Sixth-round punter Jeremy Crawshaw, an Australian who played for the Florida Gators, is also set to sign a contract and is the favorite to win the starting punting job. Seventh-round tight end Caleb Lohner, a former college basketball player who recently transitioned to football, agreed to a deal valued at approximately $4.31 million and will join a competitive tight end group. These signings reflect Denver's efforts to finalize rookie contracts and evaluate new talent ahead of the upcoming season.