Broncos Load Up in NFL Draft

0:00On April 23rd, Draft Day is here for the NFL, and while the Denver Broncos sit out Round 1, my 7-round mock has them loading up starting in. Round 2. They grabbed tight-in Eli Stowers at Pick 62, a freak athlete who ran a 4.5-140-yard dash at 2.39 pounds, with a 45.5-inch vertical. He's the kind of weapon Bo Nick's needs after the Evan Ingram experiment fell short. In Round 4, they doubled dip on defense with the fence of tackle Chris McClellan at Pick 108 and linebacker Keeshawn Elliott at 1.11. McClellan brings interior pass rush juice with six sacks last year, filling the void left by John Franklin Myers. Elliott's attacking machine with over 300 career stops in 7 sacks, plugging that linebacker depth issue despite their strong secondary, and edge rush. Round 5 brings wide receiver Josh Cameron at Pick 170, a 6-foot-1, 220-pound red zone beast from Baylor with. Over 1,500 yards and 19 touchdowns

1:02the last two seasons. His hands and size make him a reliable target, even if he needs to sharpen his routes. Later rounds focus on depth. Snagging safety to Sean Singleton at Pick 246 for seven pass breakups and three picks, plus offensive. Lyman Fernando Carmona Jr., an edge defender, Logan Fano, and the final picks at 256 and 257. Carmona held firm in the SEC and Fano adds rotational pressure off the edge. This mock shores up key spots like tight-in and linebacker while stacking the deck with athletes and depth pieces, setting the Broncos up to compete. In a tough AFC West without burning early capital.