Broncos' 2025 Draft Class: A Surprising Success

On April 5th, with the 2026 NFL Draft right around the corner, let's break down the Denver Broncos 2025 Draft Class.

NFL.com ranked at the 9th worst in the league, slapping it with a C-plus grade overall.

But their sixth round punter, Jeremy Crosshaw, stood out as the only one snagging PFWA All-Rookie honors.

Digging deeper, running back RJ Harvey balled out, leading the Broncos and All-Rookies with 12 total touchdowns.

That earned him the senior bowl's 2025 AFC Rookie of the Year nod.

Wide receiver Pat Bryan dealt with injuries, but flashed big playability when on the field.

While first round defensive back, Jade Barron chipped in, with one key interception.

Fans and analysts are scratching their heads at that low ranking, especially since every pick made the active roster or practice squad.

Minus the seventh round tight-end Caleb Loner, who's still developing, these rookies brought real contributions across the board.

Looking ahead, the Broncos might have an internal fix on defense too.

After losing veteran Lyman John Franklin Myers in free agency, Syvian Jones could step up as a solid replacement.

As they gear up with seven picks in the 2026 draft, starting at 60 second overall in Pittsburgh from April 23rd to 25th.

This class sets a foundation they're building on strong.