Broncos Host Top Prospects Ahead of Draft

0:00On March 26th, the 2026 NFL draft sits exactly one month away, and the Denver Broncos are already hard at work scouting talent through. Top 30 visits, even without a first round pick after trading for Jalen Waddle. They've hosted nine prospects so far, including wide receivers Omar Cooper and Kasey Concepcion, running backs Kaelan Black and Jonah Coleman, tight end. Eli Stowers, defensive tackle Chris McClellan, linebacker Dawson McCullough, and guards Jude Bowery and Josh Gasky. Two of those visitors hail from the national champion Indiana Hoosiers, signaling head coach Sean Payton's interest in proven winners from last year's college playoff run. Omar Cooper shone with 69 catches and 13 touchdowns, while the group leans heavily toward offense, with just two defensive players, invited. Fans see real potential here, especially a running back where Jonah Coleman ranks as one of the class's top backs, or with athletic tight end Eli.

1:00Stowers, who's popping up in mock drafts as a second round fit for Denver's red zone needs. Acquiring Waddle bolsters the wide receivers, so these visits hint at filling other gaps. More top 30 visits will roll in over the next four weeks, giving clear clues on the Broncos draft board and how they'll build around their new, star pieces. Keep an eye on who else shows up in Denver.