Broncos' Mock Draft: Smart Picks for Roster Strength

0:00On April 20th, the Denver Broncos are gearing up for the 2026 NFL Draft just days away, and this latest 7-round mock lays out a clear. Blueprint to fix their biggest roster holes. They grab linebacker Jacob Rodriguez from Texas Tech at Pick 62 in Round 2, kicking off a plan to beef up depth there despite recent. Resignings. Overall, it's about smart picks without trades, targeting linebackers, tight ends, running back, and offensive line needs. Earlier this week, talk heated up about the Broncos possibly trading up or down, even packaging future picks or moving a vet. But this mock keeps it simple, sticking to their slots like Round 4 picks at 108 and 101 for tight end Sam Roosh from. Stanford and running back Jonah Coleman from Washington. Rochbrings brains and blocking punch despite some arm-linked concerns, while Coleman grinds out yards reliably as a receiver too. Fans and analysts see this as a response to shaky depth across the board, linebackers lack starters beyond the top guys, tight ends need weapons beyond.

1:03The current crew and the run game craves a steady back in a week class. It's got that practical vibe, upgrading without overhauling, and addresses questions at every level from starter potential to special teams depth. Deeper into rounds 5 through 7, they snag interior lineman Aaromage Reed Adams from Texas A&M at Pick 170, then 3 late. 7th rounders, tackle Nolan Ruchie from Pittsburgh, linebacker Jackson Kewach from Miami of Ohio, and tight end Carson Ryan from BYU. These are developmental gems. Toolsy guys, the coaching staff can mold, like pass undrafted successes to build long-term competition. With the draft clock ticking, this mock shows Denver playing its steady, stacking talent where it hurts most, and setting up for real contention down. The line.