Broncos' Draft Strategy: Stacking Talent for Future

0:00On April 7th, the NFL draft is just weeks away, and the Denver Broncos are deep in meetings, locking down their bigboard with seven total picks. Their first shot comes at number 62 overall in Round 2. After that, Jalen Waddle-Trade stripped their first and third rounders. GM George Patton has a track record of nailing second round gyms like Nick Bonito and Marvin Mims Jr. So expectations stay high. Patton loves wheeling and dealing on draft day, and would no pick until a number 108 in Round 4 after 62, trades could shake. Things up. The roster looks balanced without burning holes, but they're hunting day 1 starters at premium spots to build depth. Fans and analysts buzz about Dreamfits for that 62 slot, like Do-It-All Linebacker, Jacob Rodriguez, to back up the vets or versatile tight end. Oscar Delp to fix last year's weekroom, Safety AJ. Halsey brings smarts and physicality behind a guy coming off injury, while running back

1:00to Dairy and Price offers explosive backup insurance. Defensive Lyman Kayla Banks tops the wish list if he slips, addressing the Lyman beyond rotation guys. These prospects wouldn't all start immediately, but they'd plug in quick and plan for the future. Expect paid into pounds if the board falls right. Broncos stay aggressive, stacking talent for the long haul.