
Broncos' Draft Strategy: Tight End, Linebacker Top Needs
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As the NFL draft approaches, the Denver Broncos focus on rebuilding their roster. Top needs include defensive line, tight end, defensive back, linebacker, and offensive line. Tight end and linebacker could be early picks, with Vanderbilts Eli Stowers and Missouris Josiah Trotter potentially fitting the bill. The offensive line, aging and in need of fresh legs, is another priority. While defensive backs are abundant, the teams eyes are on skill positions to enhance their attack. The draft begins April 23rd in Pittsburgh, so stay tuned to see how the Broncos strategize.
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Denver Broncos News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Broncos' Draft Strategy: Tight End, Linebacker Top Needs. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
0:00On April 20th, the NFL Draft is just weeks away, and the Denver Broncos are deep in strategy mode at their Dove Valley headquarters. NFL.com's Dan Parr broke down the team's top five needs, defensive line, tight end, defensive back, linebacker and offensive line. Parr suggests tight end and linebacker could be prime targets with their first pick at 60 second overall. Names floating around include Vanderbilt, tight end Eli Stowers, and Missouri linebacker Josiah Trotter, both fitting that mid-round sweet spot. The offensive line is getting up there in age, so adding fresh legs makes sense for protection of front. Meanwhile, no rush on defensive backs. They're loaded with pro-Buller Pat Sertain, Riley Moss, the breakout star Jocquon McMillian and first rounder. Jade Baron. Defensive line depth is another quiet priority, but the real buzz stays on those skill positions to boost the attack. Def kicks off April 23rd through 25th in Pittsburgh, so keep eyes peeled on how Denver
1:01maneuvers to rebuild that roster.
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