The Denver Broncos officially announced their 53-man roster on Saturday and though things could change by adding players off the waiver wire, the roster currently looks like this.

Many of the roster cuts were easy to predict, but as with any 53-man roster, there were some surprises. Here are four players that were a bit of a surprise to make this year’s team.

1. Devontae Booker

It’s not a major surprise to see Booker make the team. The Broncos have given some of their recent draft picks chance after chance after chance. However, Khalfani Muhammad had a much better preseason and might have made a better member of the roster.

One thing is just about for sure: this will be Booker’s last chance to show what he can do.

2. Trey Marshall

Marshall makes the team but Jamal Carter doesn’t? To me, that’s a strange decision. Carter had the chance to offer the Broncos help at two different positions and is just an overall better football player than Marshall, but it’s the former Florida State product that gets the nod.

Marshall was an undrafted free agent last season and spent time on the team’s practice squad after not making the 53-man roster. He was called up to the active roster later in the season and should be able to give the team some help on special teams.