Broncos' Draft Strategy: Stowers, Runners, & QB

0:00On April 23rd, the Denver Broncos crushed it last season with a 14-3 record, topping the AFC under Sean Payton. They were super bowl-bound until Bow-Nix got hurt, marking their best shots since 2015. This offseason, they traded their 20-26 first-round pick for speedy-wide-out Jalen Waddle, signaling they're all in on contending now. That leaves them without a top pick, but they've got seven selections starting in Round 2. These are buzzing about depth needs, especially at running back where J.K. Dobbins signed a fat extension, but missed time with a Lysfronk injury. He's 27 and paired well with RJ Harvey, yet they crave a bruising third-down guy. Titan Evan Ingram turns 32 soon, and his stats dipped, so succession planning is key. Moch Dras from spots like sporting news have them grabbing Vanderbilt Titan Eli Stowers at pick 62 in Round 2. Other rounds can net an Oregon tackle, Penn State runner K. Tron Allen, and even at

1:02Texas Tech Quarterback, Baron Morton in the 7s. With the first round kicking off April 23 in Pittsburgh, Payton's gem-hunting skills will shine as Denver builds for another run at the Lombardi.