Broncos Draft Trio for Offensive Line, Tight End

On April 1st, the Denver Broncos are stacking their future in the latest mock draft, snagging

three key prospects across the first four rounds to plug.

Long-term gaps on offense.

They grab Max Claire, a tight-in from Ohio State at Pick 62, then Brian Parker II, an interior

offensive lineman from Duke at 1, 108, and Austin Barber, an offensive tackle from Florida

at 111.

With one of the NFL's top rosters after that big jail-in-waddle trade, Denver is eyeing

a Super Bowl push in 2026.

They skipped first and third round picks this year, but still packed draft capital and

cap room to add vets before September's kickoff.

Fans and analysts see this as smart planning since the Broncos haven't drafted a tackle

since Garibola's back in 2017.

Their star bookends are both over 30 now, so building depth of front hits a real need,

especially with no glaring holes today.

Claire is a smooth athlete who rack up catches with blocking he can polish over time.

Parker's a massive six-foot-five, 309-pounder shifting from tackle to guard, perfect to chase

a left-guard spot.

Barber's a towering six-foot-seven beast with long arms, a project guide a groom as a

future replacement.

This offensive line focus, plus a tight-in steel early, sets Denver up solid for years

ahead, keeping that contender vibe rolling strong.