Jonathon Cooper has no injury designation right now.
What's happening with Jonathon Cooper
Jonathon Cooper addressed reporters for the first time since the June arrests that led to his six-week suspension. The Broncos edge rusher discussed his return to the team following the incident, marking his first public comments on the situation since it unfolded.
Josh Jacobs is scheduled to come off paid leave on Monday. Despite his return to the team, the NFL has indicated further discipline against him could still be coming, leaving some uncertainty around his status going forward.
Jonathon Cooper has been reinstated by the NFL after being placed on the commissioner's exempt list amid domestic violence allegations, a move that kept him sidelined for Denver's first six games. His return gives the Broncos a boost to their linebacker depth as he becomes eligible to rejoin the team.
Jonathon Cooper has been reinstated by the NFL from the Commissioner's Exempt List, where he was placed amid a domestic violence allegation. The veteran edge rusher is now eligible to rejoin the Broncos and could suit up as soon as Week 7, having not appeared in a game yet this season.
Jonathon Cooper has reportedly received an unfavorable update in an ongoing legal matter. The Broncos edge rusher signed a $60 million contract, and the outcome of this case could carry significance for his standing with the team going forward. Further details on the situation have not yet been disclosed.
The Broncos are activating edge rusher Jonathon Cooper and rookie running back Jonah Coleman from injured reserve, while placing two other players on short-term IR, according to 9NEWS' Mike Klis.
Broncos linebacker Jonathon Cooper returned to practice Wednesday after sitting the first six weeks on the Commissioner's Exempt List, saying he holds himself accountable despite not being perfect.
Packers running back Josh Jacobs and Broncos linebacker Jonathon Cooper were reinstated from the Commissioner Exempt list, but Terrion Arnold was notably left off and remains on paid leave.
Broncos edge rusher Jonathon Cooper has been reinstated from the NFL's commissioner's exempt list, where he'd been placed over a domestic violence allegation, and has yet to play this season.
The NFL has reinstated Broncos edge rusher Jonathon Cooper from the Commissioner's exempt list, making the veteran starter eligible to return, according to 9NEWS Denver's Mike Klis.