The Broncos have regained one of their starting cornerbacks.

The Broncos have added a pair of defensive backs to their game-day roster for "Thursday Night Football" against the Seahawks.

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"This is why you play the game," quarterback Bo Nix said.

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"I think this is why you play the game," Nix said of Thursday's prime-time game. "This is why you want to be an NFL quarterback."

Defensive lineman Sai'vion Jones improved to a full participant after being estimated as limited on Monday.

The prime-time matchup will mark the first time in the 2026 season that Denver has worn its throwback threads.

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Safety Brandon Jones (foot) and guard Ben Powers (biceps) were both estimated as full participants.