Broncos Draft Tyler Onyedim, Boosting Pass Rush

0:00On April 25th, the Denver Broncos made a slick move in the 2026 NFL draft, trading down from the 62nd pick to the 66th. With the Buffalo Bills for an extra late-round selection, they stood pat and grabbed Tyler O'Neatham, a defensive tackle out of Texas A&M, doubling down on their past rush obsession. Coming in just under 300 pounds, Añadim packs five years of college ball, with 53 games under his belt. His senior year popped off with 48 tackles, 8.5 tackles for loss, and 2.5 sacks, all fueled by arms over 34. Inches long and massive 10-inch hands. Fans and scouts are buzzing because this kid's an explosive athlete with a killer first step, perfect for slipping past blockers. He's got the tools to start down the line, fitting right into Denver's scheme as a three-technique or edge guy, and the buzz is, he'll develop quick. This pick plugs the gap left by John Franklin Meyers, who bounced in free agency, keeping

1:00that front stout after two straight seasons of 24. Regular season wins built on trench warfare. With the Broncos already leading the league in sacks and eyeing the all-time record, Añadim's addition locks in their defensive firepower, proving, the front office stays steps ahead.