Broncos Draft Kage Casey for Interior Line Strength

0:00It's April 25th, from Breaking News to Sunday Matchups. This is NFL News Today, powered by AI. The Denver Broncos just snagged Boise State Offensive Lyman, Cage Casey, with their 111th pick in the 2026 NFL, draft, fourth round. This 6-foot-5, 310-pound beast played tackle in college, but got announced as a guard, bringing solid depth to their interior line. Right away. The links up with Versatile Reserve, Alex Polgeski, giving the Broncos flexible options at tackle, guard, and even center if injuries hit. Earlier this week, they already used two of three picks on trench warriors, beefing up both sides of the line. Scouts like Dane Brugler from the Athletic rank him 10th among guards, praising his smarts, strong hands, and ability to hold blocks without. Overwhelming power. He's got that veteran grit to compete for real snaps as a rookie, working around some athletic limits. With veteran bin powers hitting free agency next year, Casey and Polgeski look like smart

1:01and house backups ready to step up. His multi-spot versatility means he's bench-goal during the grind of a season. Protecting young quarterback Bohnix stays priority one, and adding Casey keeps that pocket sturdy, setting the Broncos up for a tougher run game, and cleaner drops.