Broncos Draft: Trade Rumors, Needs, and Free Agents

0:00On April 23rd, NFL draft season is here, and for the Broncos, it's all about sifting through the smoke from the usual lies and hype. Teams meet prospects everywhere, but most visits don't lead to picks, just info gathering. Broncos kick off at pick number 62 in round 2, missing a first and third rounder, so their light on ammo, but eyes are on trades and key. Spots like running back, mind backer, corner back, and tied in. Lee talk heats up with former Bronco Akibe, tolly predicting a big veteran splash during the draft. Miami's Dave Oneshanne, God Buzz, but Dolphins shut it down, saying he's not moving, and Linus Kyle Pits popped up as available per reports, though salary cap and roster fit make it tricky. Meanwhile, Broncos might shop corner Riley Moss, or receiver Troy Franklin, if offers tempt general manager George Patton. Fans dream of stars like Breeze Hall, but no real links there. Broncos could feel calls on Whiteout's Marvin Minnes Jr., or Franklin, amid a crowded room,

1:03or even vets on expiring deals. They grabbed vets in past drafts, but rarely shipped their own, so any outgoing trade would need to be a steal like last year's deal for late picks. No strong push to trade up, especially with Bo Nick set a quarterback. Your smart to hold 4th round picks at 108 and 111 for needs in a thin running back class, or deep linebacker group. Boundary corner makes sense per reports, and tied in eyes long term after Evan Ingram, maybe Georgia's Oscar Delp, or others in rounds 2 through. 4. Keep watching Post-Traff for free agents like Titan, David, and Joku, or Vet Lyman, Cameron Jordan, who won't mess with Compix. Broncos aim to fill gaps without overreaching. Getting smart around their window draft starts Thursday, so stay tuned for the real moves.