Broncos' Draft Strategy: Trades and Needs

0:00On April 24th, the Denver Broncos head into day two of the NFL draft, with just one pick in the second round, number 62 overall, but they got ammo, and rounds four and beyond to make moves. They hold picks number 108 and 111 in the fourth, plus a few more later, setting up potential traits to climb higher. Earlier this week, General Manager George Patton said, trading into the first round is unlikely. It had caused too much capital this year and next, but he's wide open to jumping up within the second or into the third round. Fans and analysts are buzzing with beat rider Andrew Kliss, predicting Paits and Snags a second day to pick tonight, using those fourth rounders. It's classic baton, too. Last year, he traded up in the third for corner Riley Moss and Lyman Sivion Jones when targets started sliding. Key prospects like Texas Tech Limebacker Jacob Rodriguez, Vanderbilt Titan Eli Stowers, and Iowa Lyman Jennings Dunker are still on the board at 62, so a fall or could spark action in round three Friday night, whatever

1:04pan cooks up, the Broncos stay flexible, eyes on filling needs without burning bridges for the long game. That wraps in a Phil News today, brought to you with AI.