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Denver's Draft Strategy: Day 2 Splash or Depth Build?
15 Apr
Summary
- Broncos lack a first-round pick after trading for Jaylen Waddle.
- Denver holds pick No. 62 and six later-round selections.
- Team scouts a wide range of prospects for championship roster.
The Denver Broncos face the NFL Draft without a first-round selection for the third time in five years, following a trade that acquired receiver Jaylen Waddle. Their draft activities will commence on Day 2 with pick No. 62, followed by six selections across the later rounds.
The team is exploring a wide array of prospects to bolster its championship aspirations. This strategy includes evaluating potential additions at running back, such as Mike Washington Jr., and linebacker, with prospects like Jacob Rodriguez and CJ Allen being considered.
Denver is also eyeing depth in the secondary with players like Keionte Scott and Treydan Stukes. The interior offensive line and tackle positions are also areas of focus, with prospects like Emmanuel Pregnon and Caleb Tiernan being scouted.
Additionally, the Broncos are looking to reinforce their defensive front, considering players like Christen Miller and Lee Hunter. Tight end and edge rusher positions are also on the radar, with prospects such as Max Klare and Dani Dennis-Sutton being evaluated.
The Broncos aim to identify developmental talent and versatile players to round out their roster, targeting specific needs and future roster construction.
