January 26, 2026 - 04:44

The final rosters are set for the AFC Championship showdown between the Denver Broncos and New England Patriots, with both teams declaring their inactive lists ahead of kickoff. These strategic decisions will significantly impact the game plan for this high-stakes conference title battle.
For the hosting Broncos, the most notable absence is safety Omar Bolden, a core special teams contributor. His non-participation could affect Denver's coverage units. The Patriots' list, meanwhile, raises immediate questions about their offensive line depth, as tackle LaAdrian Waddle will not suit up. His absence places further importance on the performance of New England's front against Denver's formidable pass rush.
These inactive declarations finalize the available personnel for what promises to be a physical and tactical contest. Coaches have made their calculated choices, leaving the selected 46-man rosters to decide who advances to Super Bowl 50. All attention now turns to the field, where execution under pressure will determine the American Football Conference's champion.
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