Broncos Scout Safety Prospects for Draft

0:00It's April 9th. You're listening to NFL News Today, AI-powered football coverage. I'm Cory with the story. The Denver Broncos are eyeing some safety prospects ahead of the 2026 NFL draft, holding a private meeting with former Maryland standout. Jalen Husky and setting up a virtual interview with Southern Methodists, Ahmad Moses, this Thursday. Husky, a six foot one, 196 pounder, wrapped up college at Maryland after starting a bowling green, racking up 100. 13 solo tackles, 11 picks, and 10 pass breakups over 45 games. They'll scout see him as more of a backup or a special teamer due to speed issues. Meanwhile, the Broncos have depth questions of safety, with Talonoa who Fonga locked in at one spot, but Brandon Jones recovering from a season ender. And in a contract year, plus they lost PJ Lock to Dallas and added Tyson Anderson earlier this year. Skies like J.O., Skinner and Devon Key fill out the back end, but it's a quiet need with

1:00seven draft picks coming, and Husky brings versatility, matching up on slots. And tight ends, like a corner and deep coverage. As Denver keeps scouting, these moves show their building options without rushing big swings, staying ahead in a competitive secondary game.