The Denver Broncos have officially signed running back J.K. Dobbins , the team announced Wednesday.
To make room for Dobbins on the 91-man offseason roster, the Broncos waived long snapper Zach Triner in a corresponding move.
Dobbins (5-10, 215 pounds) will receive $2.745 million this season with the chance to earn an additional $2.5 million through incentives. He's coming off a 13-game season with the Los Angeles Chargers in which he totaled 1,058 yards from scrimmage and scored nine touchdowns (he missed four games due to injury in 2024).
Dobbins has been hindered by injuries for much of his career, but last season was his most productive campaign since his rookie season in 2020. The 26-year-old running back proved last fall that he is still productive when healthy.
It's a low-risk move for Denver because the team just used a second-round pick to select RJ Harvey in this year's NFL draft. So even if Dobbins does miss time in 2025, the Broncos will have plenty of cover at the position.
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This article originally appeared on Broncos Wire: Denver Broncos news: Corresponding move made after J.K. Dobbins deal
