Broncos Draft Tyler Onyedim for Defensive Line Depth

0:00On April 25th, the Denver Broncos just plugged a huge hole in their defensive line by drafting Texas A&M defensive tackle Tyler Anya-Dem with the 66th overall pick. They traded down from the second round to grab him after losing pass-resher John Franklin Myers to free agency. On the item built his game over four seasons at Iowa State before transferring to Texas A&M last year. There he hit career-bests with 9.5 tackles for loss and 3.5 sacks showing the burst team's crave up front. Fans and analysts see this as a smart, no-frills move that fits Sean Payton's love for experienced players. At just 22 years old, Anya-Dem has already logged 53 college games and even shares a pass connection with Broncos' lineman Ayyoma Uwazurike. This adds depth next to last year's third-rounder Sivione Jones keeping the pressure coming in waves. Despite franchise sack records over the last two seasons, he's the Broncos only top 100 defensive line pick this year.

1:01Denver's stacking talent to maintain one of the league's top fronts, setting up Oni Atom for real snaps right away in that deep rotation.