Denver Broncos rookie gets great news during training camp that will allow him to continue chasing his dreams

The Denver Broncos are going all in at training camp, as they gear up for a season where they are ready to prove a lot of people wrong. No one thinks the Broncos will be good in 2024, and, some of that is fair, but the Broncos think they can play spoiler in 2024.

But, the work starts in training camp. Sure, the team and players have been working all offseason, but training camp is the work that leads into the regular season.

During training camp, the teams will also play preseason games, and then after that, it's time for the real football to be played -- the meaningful football.

For the rookies, especially the undrafted free agent rookies, this is where they get to try and make their dreams come true -- making an NFL roster and being an NFL player.

One of them can now get back to chasing that dream after receiving some great news on Thursday.

According to several beat writers and reports at camp on Thursday, undrafted free agent rookie running back Blake Watson was seen with his helmet on at practice, which means that he is officially off of the NFI list.

Now, Watson can get back to practicing and be on his way to achieving his dream. However, it won't be easy -- the Broncos RB room is stacked.

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