Broncos' Draft Picks for Offensive Line

0:00On March 29th, the Denver Broncos are scouting offensive tackles hard this draft season after trading away their first and third round picks and then. Jalen Waddle Deal They still got ways to stock up on selections, but history shows you want tackles early since hit rates drop sharp after round two. Their run game coordinators Zack Streefe proves late gyms exist though as a 7th round success story. Starting the NFL Consensus Bigboard, top option in round one is Alabama's K-Deen Proctor, a huge first off the bus guy with elite tools when locked in. But his consistency and quickness need work against speedy edges. For round two, Iowa's Jennings Dunker brings all the tackle traits and mindset, heavy feet aside, teams might let him prove it outside before sliding. Inside Lower rounds offer upside plays like Texas A&M's Demetrius Crownover in round three, a toolsy developmental project at 6'7", with athletic flashes, but bend and feel issues.

1:02Florida's Austin Barber fits round four as a swing tackle with solid techniques, just needs punch timing tweaks. Penn State's Drew Shelton Eyes round five with smooth movement and footwork for an average starter potential, though power shortages let Russia's drive. Him back Wake Forest's Fa-A-Lili-Famoy could go earlier in round six, ascending with quick slides but weak anchor, and Missouri's Keegan Tross is a 7th round sleeper. I grade way higher for versatility across the line. Broncos fans, these picks could rebuild that line quick, keep watching how the board shakes out as the draft nears.