The Denver Broncos have decided to excuse outside linebacker Jonathon Cooper from this week's mandatory minicamp. This comes after he faced two arrests in just seven days on serious domestic violence charges, one of which is a felony.
The Denver Broncos excused outside linebacker Jonathon Cooper from attending their mandatory minicamp this week. Cooper faced arrest on two occasions over a seven-day period. The charges include several counts of domestic violence, with one being a felony. This situation led the team to make the decision to keep him away from the team's activities for now. It is a challenging time for the player and the organization as they navigate these legal matters. The Broncos continue their preparations without Cooper's participation in the minicamp sessions. Everyone involved hopes for a resolution that respects all parties affected by the incidents.
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