Broncos Hunt Day Three Steals for Depth

0:00It's April 25th, from kickoff to the final whistle. This is NFL News Today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. The Denver Broncos entered the 2026 NFL Draft, already stacking their roster by trading for wide receiver Jalen Waddle from the Miami. Dolphins. So far, they've only added one player. Defensive tackled Tyler Onitim from Texas A&M, snagged in the third round after swapping spots with a buffalo. Bills to move up. Fans in Broncos country hope for an inside linebacker in Round 2, but a flurry of those picks from 43 to 60 left Denver empty handed. That position stays a big need, along with running back and tied end, as the team eyes day three action. With multiple picks ahead, including Round 4, at 1-8 and 101 overall. Then Round 5 at 1-070 and A. Bunch in Round 7, the Broncos could target real value. Players are buzzing about prospects like cornerback Jermain McCoy from Tennessee, or running

1:00back Mike Washington Jr. from Arkansas to Spark the Rush Game. Other gems on the board include Titan, Justin Jolie from North Carolina State, Linebacker's Caleb Alarms, or from TCU and Deonte Lawson from Alabama, plus running back Jonah Coleman from Washington. These day three steals could fill gaps and turn into starters fast. As Saturday unfolds, expect the Broncos to hunt those knees aggressively and build depth for a stronger run next season.