Bradley Chubb Fantasy

Denver Broncos defensive coordinator Ed Donatell said that both defensive end Bradley Chubb (knee) and cornerback Bryce Callahan (foot) are ready to go. Chubb missed 12 games in his sophomore season due to an ACL tear, and Callahan didn't play at all in 2019 due to complications from foot surgery. Both Chubb and Callahan are running at full speed. Chubb had 12 sacks in his rookie season in 2018 and should be a pass-rushing force on the defensive line with Von Miller if he stays healthy this season. Callahan should help make up for the loss of Chris Harris Jr. in free agency. Denver's defense was quietly good last year even with Chubb hurt most of the year, and they could be a nice value pick as a low-end fantasy defensive unit in 2020.

Jun. 14th • 12:08 PM

Denver Broncos defensive end Bradley Chubb (knee), who has been rehabbing at the team's facilities during the coronavirus pandemic, said he hopes to be full speed with no restrictions whenever the Broncos are allowed to return to on-field workouts. "Trying to find all the small things I can do to make sure I'm 100%. Right now, I'm feeling good, doing a lot of different things, cutting wise, getting back into like position work," Chubb said. The soon-to-be 24-year-old tore the ACL in his knee in Week 4 last year, but his return could make Denver's defensive line one of the more feared units in the league. Chubb had 12 sacks in his rookie season and is an excellent complement to Von Miller on the other side of the Broncos D-line.

Jun. 10th • 1:39 PM

Denver Broncos defensive end Bradley Chubb (knee) will not take part in organized team activities this spring, but he will be ready for training camp. Chubb, the fifth overall pick in 2018, is recovering from a torn ACL that cost him 12 games in his sophomore season. The 23-year-old wasted no time doing damage in his rookie season with 60 total tackles and 12 sacks, so he should return to being a force across from Von Miller in 2020 if he avoids the injury bug. Denver's D will likely go undrafted in standard-sized formats this year, but they could easily wind up being owned in the majority of leagues by the end of the year in head coach Vic Fangio's second season.

Feb. 26th • 1:44 PM