Broncos Skip Rounds, Snag Tyler Onyedim

0:00It's April 25th, you're listening to NFL News today, AI-powered NFL coverage. The Denver Broncos just etched a rare page in their draft history, skipping the first two rounds of the 2026 NFL draft for only the third time ever. They traded down from pick number 62 to number 66 with the Buffalo Bills, snagging an extra six-rounder in the deal, then scooped up. Texas A&M defensive lineman Tyler Oni-atom, that absence came after their big-off season splash-trading for wide receiver Jalen Waddle, which burned through their early picks. Oni-atom, a 6-foot 3-292-pound beast from Iowa State originally, brings serious college stats, 138. Tackels, 5 and a half sacks, and even a pick across 53 games. Scouts are hyped on his explosion, quick first step, long arms, and combined jumps like a 32-winch vertical. Draft experts call him Scheme Versatile, ready to start down the line as a three-tech

1:00or end, with power to stall blocks and chase plays. He's a perfect puzzle piece for the Broncos D-line, sliding into a rotation with Sivian Jones and Anya O'Wazura-K to fill the void left by John. Franklin Myers heading to Tennessee. Cook compete right away and climb in 2027 if he keeps ascending. Next up, they're on the clock at pick number 108 in Round 4 Watch, how Sean Payton bills this squad from the trenches out.