Broncos Tried Out Safety at Kicker
Summary
The Denver Broncos gave safety Brandon Jones a chance to try kicking field goals during practice as a backup option in case their main kicker, Wil Lutz, cannot play. Jones made three out of four attempts and has some soccer experience, though he has never kicked in football games before.Key Facts
- Wil Lutz is the Broncos' main kicker and will play his fourth season with the team this year.
- Lutz missed a recent practice to attend Drew Brees’ Hall of Fame ceremony.
- Brandon Jones, a safety, took field goal kicks during practice as a possible emergency kicker.
- Jones made three of four field goal attempts in practice, including two from 35 yards.
- Jones has not kicked field goals before in high school or college football but has played soccer.
- Special teams coach Darren Rizzi tested Jones after hearing he joked about being able to kick.
- Jones usually plays defense and recorded 78 tackles and one interception last season.
- The Broncos hope not to rely on Jones for kicking in a real game, but he might be useful for special plays.
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