Broncos' BPA Strategy: Stacking Defense

0:00On April 22nd, the Denver Broncos are rolling with a best player available approach in this NFL draft, thanks to a pretty solid roster without major. Holes. They can grab top talent without forcing fits, just like they did in the first round last year. General manager George Payton, laid it out clear. They prioritize elite players to build depth, even stacking a already strong secondary if the value is. There. But they stay smart, leaning toward bigger needs if they pop up alongside those studs. Broncos fans could get restless hearing this, especially if it means doubling down on defensive backs when other spots tempt. Still, it's a strategy that's paid off since paid on since, turning weaknesses into strengths over time. Keep an eye on pick number 62 Friday night, where BPA could mean another corner joining the mix. The team's playing the long game here. That philosophy keeps Denver flexible heading in today too. Setting up future runs like the 2026 draft in Pittsburgh from April 23rd to 25th.