Veteran Broncos cornerback Quentin Jammer won’t get a chance to play in a Super Bowl.
He’s one of the seven Broncos inactives, as the team chose to keep newcomer Marquice Cole active for tonight’s game instead.
Jammer has struggled down the stretch for the Broncos, who have been thinned by injuries throughout the year. The former first-rounder spent his first 11 seasons with the Chargers.
Cole has been with the team three weeks, signed just before they played the Patriots in the AFC Championship Game, after he was cut by the Patriots.
For the Broncos, the other inactives are quarterback Zac Dysert, running back Ronnie Hillman, tackle Vinson Painter, guard Chris Kuper, tight end Joel Dreessen and defensive tackle Sione Fua.
For the Seahawks, tight end Kellen Davis, running back Christine Michael, wide receiver Bryan Walters, tackle Michael Bowie, guard Caylin Hauptmann, defensive end Benson Benson Mayowa and defensive tackle Jordan Hill.
It’s the first time Davis has been inactive this season, which means they’re hoping for more of Percy Harvin on the field, and fewer multiple tight end packages.