Broncos' Draft: Hunter, Delp, & More

0:00On April 23rd, Denver Broncos shipped out their early picks in the 2026 NFL draft to snag Miami Dolphin star Jalen Waddle, so they kick. Things off at number 62 overall. That blockbuster move reshaped mock drafts everywhere, leaving them hunting value from Round 2 on down. I ran a full 7 round sim using PFSN's tool, and it stacks up nice for their needs. First grab is Texas Tech defensive tackle Lee Hunter at 62, a straight up bruiser to beef up that D-line depth. They pass on moving up, knowing Hunter fits perfect without forcing it. Round 4 brings Georgia tight end Oscar Delp at 108, a sneaky value pick overlooked on a stacked bulldog squad. Some rank him as the number 2 tight end, ready to fill gaps right away. They flip pick 111 to Detroit for 118 and 157 smart wheeling and dealing. Lands Oregon Safety, Jadon Canadian, Michigan Linebacker, Jimmy Roder, and Washington running

1:01back Jonah Coleman as a sleeper in Round 5 dodging. Injury Rists Up Front. Late rounds cap it, with Georgia Tech quarterback Haynes King as a gadget guy like Taseem Hill for Sean Payden, plus Wake Forest Offensive lineman. Far Ali Lee Farmo. PFSN slaps a B grade on the class, plugging holes efficiently as draft day hits. I'm Cory with the story, and you've been listening to NFL News today, AI-powered football coverage.