Broncos Draft Tyler Onyedim: High Upside, Low Risk

0:00On April 25th, the Denver Broncos made a slick move in the draft, grabbing Texas A&M defensive tackle, Tyler Onidim at the 66th overall pick-in. The early third round, they traded out of the second round to land there, adding some raw potential to their defensive line. Onidim brings serious length and wingspan that you can't coach, making him a high upside guy who could disrupt plays down the line. He's under 300 pounds right now, so he'll need time to bulk up and fix those college habits, like arm tackling that won't fly in the pros. Fans were split right after the pick, handing out mostly A&B grades, but not even hitting 50% approval combined. Espionation stepped in with a solid B+. Seeing the long-term value in this low-risk selection. Experts note the Broncos have the luxury to develop him slowly behind their stacked front, turning this into a future gem, without rushing him into the... fire. It's all about building depth for years ahead. After mulling it over, what started as a MF-5 for me flipped to straight love for those traits he packs.

1:03Drop your grade in the comments as we watch this kid grow into a beast. Football News, powered by AI, this is NFL News Today. I'm Corey with The Story.