Broncos Draft: Depth, No Panic Moves

0:00On April 23rd, the Denver Broncos head into the 2026 NFL Draft with a stacked roster after a 14-3 season that landed. Them in the AFC Championship. They lost their starting quarterback to an ankle injury in the playoffs, but Bohnix is back as QB1 in ahead of schedule and recovery. The team resigned most free agents, leaving just a few spots like tight end, running back, defensive line, and linebacker to fill with their 7. Picks this week. They kept their offensive line intact, with all five starters returning, including tackles, garabolas, and Mike McGlinchey. Wide receivers got a boost from trading for Jaylen Waddle, pairing him with Courtman Sudden while running back JK Davins and RJ Harvey lead the fisting. Backfield. General manager George Patton aims to add depth without major overhalls. Fans are buzzing about the depth, especially a cornerback where Pat Sertain, Anchor's Things and Riley Moss fights for a starting spot. The linebacker group mixes bets like Alex Singleton, with versatile guys like Jonah Ellis, who might rotate inside and out.

1:05It's a sign of how deep they are. No panic moves needed. This is our projection from Broncos' wire, not the official team chart, which drops in preseason. Special teams look solid, with Will Lutz kicking and Marvin Mims returning, but they might draft competition there too. Nick's backup battle between Jared Stidham and Sam Ealinger adds entry for camp. Expect updates post-draft from April 23 to 25. The Broncos are primed to build on that near miss and chase a ring. Football news. Powered by AI. This is NFL News Today.