Broncos Eye Offensive Tackle in Draft

0:00On April 8th, the Denver Broncos boasts one of the league's top offensive lines. But even with that strength, they might surprise folks by targeting A, tackle, and the upcoming draft. Head coach Sean Payden has always valued a lead protection up front, and with quarterback Bo Nyx needing long-term security, it's a smart move to look. Ahead. Those starters, 33-year-old Garrett Bowles and 31-year-old Mike McGlinchee, are holding it down right now, but their age means the. Team has to plan for replacements. General manager George Payden and Payden are all about extending this contention window, so adding a young tackle makes perfect sense. Fans and analysts see the wisdom here, especially since the Broncos haven't drafted an offensive tackle since picking Bowles in the first round back. In 2017, they've grabbed guards and centers sure, but no tackles, relying instead on undrafted gyms like Alex Palgeski and Frank Crumb. Lately, top 30 visits hint at real interest, like hosting massive UCF tackle Paul Rubelt,

1:02who's 6 foot 10 and 310 pounds from Germany. Prospects such as Athletic Freaks, Max Aihannocker at 6 foot 6 and 321 pounds, or Austin Barber with his combine jumps, could. Step in as understudies and grow into stars. Payden loves that raw upside, so keep an eye on how they build depth to keep Nick's upright for years to come.