Broncos Target Offensive Line in Draft

0:00On April 6th, fans think the Denver Broncos will chase tight ends, running backs, inside linebackers, or defensive backs in the 2026 NFL. Draft? But Insiders point to a sneaky need on the offensive line, with names like Arizona State's Max Ihanakor, Boston College's Jude Bowery, and Florida's. Austin Barber popping up his targets. These guys bring serious athleticism to protect young quarterback Bo Nix. At six feet six and over 300 pounds each, they're raw but explosive. Perfect understudies for aging starters, like 33-year-old. Garrett Bolis and 31-year-old Mike Mglinchy. Sean Payton has long preached building a strong front-five, saying it says the tone for the whole team, and deserves early draft picks since you can't. Easily grab them if for agency. Broncos fans might be surprised, but the coach has hinted at this priority for years. They already hosted Bowery for a top 30 visit, and with picks like the number 62 in the second round, plus fourth, fifth, and three.

1:01Seventh rounders. They could snag a tackle early or mid-draft. This move aims to lock in contention for years, blending youth with vets to keep Nix upright, and the offense humming as the draft bus builds. That's the story for today. NFL News Today, driven by AI. I'm Cory with the story.