Broncos Draft Tyler Onyedim: Pass-Rushing Boost

0:00On April 25, the Denver Broncos just snag Texas A&M defensive tackle, Tyler Onidim, with the 66 overall pick in the 2000, 26 NFL draft. They traded down with the Buffalo Bills to get there in the second round, filling a key need on the D-line after missing out on a first rounder from. That Jalen Waddle deal, their roster is stacked, one healthy bow nicks away from Super Bowl contention, so this pick adds serious juice up front without burning early capital. Broncos' country is buzzing fans, waited longer than expected, but love how Onyatim slots right into a stout defense with elite edge rushers who can, cover his main weakness against the run. Over five college seasons at Iowa State and Texas A&M, he racked up 53 games, 55 solo tackles, 138 combined, 20.5 tackles for loss, 5.5 sacks, and even one pick. At six foot three and a half inches, 292 pounds, his past rush burst and moves make him a

1:01nightmare for blockers. George Patton and the crew nail this one, easing Onyatim in as a rotational past specialist who could grow into a star as the Broncos chased at. Ring.