Broncos Eyeing Ole Miss TE Dae’Quan Wright

On April 5th, the Denver Broncos are eyeing Ole Miss Titan Dayquan Wright as a day-three

pick in the 2026 NFL draft.

This 6'4", 246 pound receiver stands out with his vertical speed, making him a real

thread downfield.

Over two seasons with the Rebels, he hauled in 66 catches for 1029 yards and 9 touchdowns,

capping it with a breakout.

Senior year of 39 grabs, 635 yards and 5 scores.

Wright kicked off Virginia before transferring to Ole Miss, where he turned heads in 28 games.

He skipped Combine testing, but ran routes for Scouts at Pro Day, showing off his scene-stretching

ability and after the catch moves.

Meanwhile, the Broncos have resigned Adam Troutman and kept Nate Atkins and Lucas Crowell

on cheap deals, but their tight-in room still needs fresh.

Licks, fans and Scouts see upside and writes route running in hands, plus he lined up

everywhere from inline to slot.

He battled through a big injury last year, proving his grit, though blocking technique

and contested catches need work.

Drops weren't issue early, but he cleaned that up late.

Analyst Lance Xerlein calls him a day-three guy who could grind for a depth role, praising

his speed against linebackers, but noting hip stiffness.

The Broncos chatted with him at the Combine, and virtually after, signaling real interest.

If they want receiving pop without Big Bucks late in the draft, Wright fits the moldwatch

if he lands in Denver, come April.