Broncos Draft Kage Casey for Versatile O-Line

0:00On April 25th, the Denver Broncos just plugged a hole on their offensive line by grabbing Boise State Tackle Cage Casey with the 111st pick in the 4th round of the 2026 NFL Draft. Casey started three years straight for the Broncos, logging 41 starts at left tackle, but the team sees him shining at guard and announced him. That way, he'll roll as a versatile swing player, ready to jump in at multiple spots. Fans and analysts are buzzing because he's super disciplined, snagging just three penalties over 2,638 snaps. That kind of clean play fits right into Denver's system. His real edge shows in the run game, climbing to the second level smooth, and dominating in zone schemes the Broncos love. Boise State averaged over six yards per carry on runs behind him the last two seasons. This move bolsters their front for the long haul, giving Sean Payton more firepower up front as they build for contention.