Broncos Draft: Building Depth, Addressing Needs

0:00On April 24th, the Denver Broncos crushed it last year with a 14-3 record, made it to the AFC Championship, but fell short with a backup, quarterback. Now heading into the 20-26 season, they've got Healthy Starter Bowen nicks back under center, plus most of their key players returning after. Locking up in-house free agents. That puts them in a sweet spot for the NFL draft. No massive holes, so they can snag the best player available each round, even if needs sneak in. Tonight's day two, with rounds two and three, gives them chances to build depth smartly. Fans are buzzing about the tied-in spot, where Evan Ingram hits 32 in September after a shaky first year in Denver. They need a long-term plan there, just like a running back, where injuries tanked the ground game last fall and past blocking help would be gold. Defensive line took a hit, losing John Franklin Myers in free agency. Inside linebackers, Alex Singleton and Justin Strohnad are aging quick at. 33 and 30, an offensive tackle Garret Bulls turns 34 soon, so a successor makes sense for Vance Joseph Squad. After trading for Jalen Waddle last month, they've got seven picks total in Pittsburgh from April 23 to 25.

1:13Eyes on how they address honorable mentions, like safety, guard, or edge rushers, to keep the momentum rolling strong.