Levi Wallace was waived by the Broncos on Christmas Eve as part of a roster management decision, with head coach Sean Payton acknowledging the difficulty of such choices. Wallace's performance and the emergence of other cornerbacks, including Riley Moss and Kris Abrams-Draine, contributed to him becoming the odd man out. The Broncos are open to bringing him back if he goes unclaimed on waivers.

Levi Wallace was waived by the Broncos after being inactive for the past two weeks, following struggles in coverage that resulted in several big plays allowed. The team hopes to sign him to the practice squad if he clears waivers.

Levi Wallace was waived by the Broncos as part of the team's roster moves, indicating a shift in their defensive strategy and potentially opening up opportunities for other players.

Levi Wallace was signed by the Broncos in the spring to bolster the cornerback position but found himself in a backup role after Riley Moss secured the starting spot. Following Moss's knee injury, Wallace was thrust into a starting role but struggled to make an impact, leading to his release as the team moves forward with other options in the secondary.

Levi Wallace struggled in his role as a fill-in for Moss, allowing significant yardage and contributing to the Broncos' defensive woes. His performance against the Cleveland Browns was particularly disappointing, as he was unable to contain opposing receivers, leading to a record-setting day for Jerry Jeudy and a massive passing yard total for Jameis Winston. Following this, the Broncos opted to rotate in Damarri Mathis and Kris Abrams-Draine, indicating a lack of confidence in Wallace's ability to perform under pressure.