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Broncos' Interest in McNeil-Warren Grows

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Emmanuel McNeil-Warren, a standout safety from Toledo, is gaining buzz as a potential first-round pick in the 2026 NFL Draft. Known for his versatility on defense, McNeil-Warren excels against the run, covers well, and effectively handles tight ends. Analysts praise his downhill speed and ball skills. The Denver Broncos, with their defensive identity and coordinator Vance Josephs mixed looks, could benefit from McNeil-Warrens skills. As the draft approaches, keep an eye on this promising safety.

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Broncos' Interest in McNeil-Warren Grows

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Denver Broncos News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Broncos' Interest in McNeil-Warren Grows. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On February 26th, the Denver Broncos sat down for a formal interview with Toledo Safety, Emmanuel McNeil Warren at the NFL Scouting Combine. This 6'2-202-pound standout is gaining buzz as a possible first round pick in the 2026 NFL Draft and Analyst Mel. Kuiper Jr. even mocked him to Denver in a recent projection. Scouts love his versatility on defense. He shines against the run with physical play, shows solid range and coverage, and uses his length to handle tight ends effectively. Projections put him anywhere from late first round to early second, depending on how his stock moves. Analysts are high on him too. NFL.com's Lance Zeerlin highlights his downhill speed and ability to strengthen run defenses while acting as a strong presence in the middle. Fans and experts see real potential in his ball skills and tackling range. For the Broncos, he could be a perfect match in their secondary. His size and skills align with the team's defensive identity,

letting coordinator Vance Joseph mix up looks with multiple safeties, much like Seattle. Did successfully last season, as the 2026 draft approaches, keep an eye on McNeil Warren. Warren has interviewed signals Denver's interest in bolstering the back end for years. To come.

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