Broncos' McNeil-Warren: Draft's Top Safety

0:00On March 5, the Denver Broncos showed strong interest in Toledo safety, a manual McNeil Warren during the NFL Combine last month. The 6th with 3, 201-pound defensive vac met with the team and came away impressed by their coaching staff. At the Combine, McNeil Warren clocked a 4.52 in the 40 yard dash and a 1.58 in the 10 yard split. During his senior year with the Rockets, he racked up 77 tackles, 5 pass breakups, 3 force fumbles, 2 interceptions including A, pick 6 and 2 fumble recoveries over 13 games, earning top honors in his conference and nationwide recognition. Several draft experts see him as a perfect fit for Denver. Analysts from the athletic NFL.com, on FL.com, and the Denver Post Project, the Broncos, grabbing McNeil Warren with their 30th overall pick-in this year's draft. While safety isn't the most urgent need for the Broncos, Brandon Jones has one year left on his deal and Toledo Huffanga has two, they might prioritize.

1:04The best player available come draft time. Keep an eye on McNeil Warren as the NFL draft approaches next month, he could bolster Denver's secondary for years to come.