Broncos' Mock Draft: C.J. Allen, Darrell Jackson Jr.

0:00On March 6th, mob draft season is heating up for the Denver Broncos. In this seven-round simulation, using the pro football network tool, no trays were made, and picks follow the consensus board. The Broncos started 30th overall in the first round. Assuming they land a big free-ager running back, plus some tweaks that tied in and running. Back depth. They kicked things off by grabbing Georgia linebackers CJ Allen at 30th overall. With free agents like Justin Strinad and Alex Singleton hitting the market, plus injury concerns elsewhere, Allen brings smarts, leadership, and day one starter potential to shore up the position. Moving to the second round, at 60 second overall, they add Florida State defensive lineman, Darryl Jackson Jr. He's a massive 6 foot 6, 315 pounder, with long arms and quick feet, perfect to develop behind vets like Zach Allen while. Jonathan Franklin Meyers might depart. In round 394th pick, Georgia tight-in Oscar delp joins to revamp the tight-in group.

1:00He blocks well in line and has room to grow as a receiver. Later, they double down with Stanford Sam Roush in the fifth round, a 6 foot 6 run blocker who could play right away. The fourth round brings Penn State running back Nicholas Singleton, at 100-8th for speed and return skills, plus North Dakota State wide. Receiver Bryce lands at 130th, a tall speedster to stretch the feel for bow nicks. State rounds at a quarterback, tackle, and guard as projects. These picks target key gaps, and more scenarios drop each Friday as free agency unfolds. These picks target key gaps, and more scenarios drop each Friday as free agency unfolds. These picks target key gaps, and more scenarios drop each Friday as free agency unfolds. These picks target key gaps, and more scenarios drop each Friday as free agency unfolds. These picks target key gaps, and more scenarios drop each Friday as free agency unfolds. These picks target key gaps, and more scenarios drop each Friday as free agency unfolds. These picks target key gaps, and more scenarios drop each Friday as free agency unfolds.