Broncos Draft Kage Casey, Strengthening Line

0:00It's April 25th, welcome to NFL News Today, powered by AI and ready for kickoff. The Denver Broncos kept the draft momentum rolling by selecting Boise State offensive lineman Cage Casey at pick 111 overall. This big man stands just under 6 foot 6 and tips the scales at 310 pounds. He impressed at the NFL Combine with a 5.2 second 40 yard dash, solid for his size. Casey brings versatility, able to line up inside or outside, though he locked down left tackle for the Broncos over the last 3 seasons. He red-sharded his freshman year, so he's technically coming off his junior season at age 22. In 2023, he earned second team all-mountain west honors, then stepped up to first team nods in 2024 and 20. 25. Starting every game. Fans and analysts see him as a perfect developmental piece for Denver's line. He could back up Garibulls at left tackle right away or slide to guard down the road when

1:00Ben powers his deal ends after 2026. It might spell tough times for Matt Part, who just reworked his contract to stick around. Earlier picks like Texas Anims Tyler Onidim at 66 and Washington's Jonah Coleman at 108 already hit key spots on defense and ad. Running back. The autumn feels a defensive line gap, while Coleman adds power and insurance behind J.K. Dobbins. The Broncos waited a bit to jump in, but their hall so far checks boxes without forcing it, building depth for Sean Payne's scheme as this class keeps.