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Broncos Excuse Linebacker Jonathon Cooper from Minicamp After Two Arrests
The Denver Broncos excused outside linebacker Jonathon Cooper from mandatory minicamp this week after he faced two arrests on domestic violence charges within seven days. Cooper was charged with multiple counts, including one felony.
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The Denver Broncos excused outside linebacker Jonathon Cooper from this week's mandatory minicamp after he was arrested twice in a seven-day span on domestic violence charges.
Cooper faces multiple domestic violence charges from the two incidents, including one felony count. The team confirmed the decision to excuse him from camp activities.
A Broncos spokesperson said the organization is aware of the situation and following league protocols. The team has not released further details on Cooper's status beyond excusing him from minicamp.
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