Broncos Draft Boise State's Kage Casey

0:00On April 26th, the Denver Broncos just added another Boise State offensive lineman to their roster with their latest draft pick, Cage Casey. This six-foot six, 310-pound tackle at a Boise State joins a solid tradition, guys like Ryan Clayte back in 2008 and Matt. Paradise in 2014, both of whom hoisted Super Bowl trophies in Denver. Casey crushed it in college as a three-year starter, earning multiple all-mountain-west honors, and even second-team All-American nods. His senior year stood out with 0-secs allowed in 4-40 pass blocks during Boise State's playoff run, and he logged over 2,000. 700 snaps without missing much time. Team mates call him a machine in the weight room and prep, the ultimate blue collar grinder that fits Boise State's tough mold. His athleticism shines on film, anchoring against bull rushes and finishing blocks with real edge. Scouts note his shorter arms might push him inside to guard in the pros, especially undercoach Zach Streef, but his quickness and smarts make him.

1:03Perfect for Denver zone and gap schemes, he's cerebral pre-snap, always a step ahead. Expect Casey to compete for extra lineman snaps right away, with real potential to step up big next year when contracts like Ben Powers shake out. Broncos fans, this could be the next Boise State Gym ready to build that line. That's your NFL News Today update, AI-powered and always on.