Broncos Target Tight Ends in 2026 Draft
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The Denver Broncos are actively targeting tight ends in the 2026 NFL Draft, having met with at least seven prospects at the Combine. Theyre particularly interested in players like Oregons Kenyon Sadiq, Ohio States Max Klare, and Georgias Oscar Delp, who can provide both reliable blocking and pass-catching skills. With free agency and the draft approaching, these meetings position the Broncos to secure versatile tight ends who can contribute immediately.
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0:00On February 26th, the Diver Broncos are set to target Titans in the 2026 NFL draft after a thin group last season. They met with at least seven prospects at the NFL Combine, including formal sit downs and casual chats, signaling strong interest in bolstering that. Spide. In formal interviews lasting 18 minutes each, they talked with Titans from Oregon, Ohio State, Georgia, TCU, and Cincinnati. They also had informal meetings with players from Stanford and Texas, which could lead to private workouts soon. The team struggled for depth at the position, even signing a 41-year-old veteran off the street to fill gaps. Fans and analysts see this as a smart move, given the need for both reliable blockers and reliable pass catchers to support the offense. Standouts like Oregon's Kenyans Sadiq project as a first-round pick with smooth receiving skills and solid blocking. Others, such as Ohio State's Max Claire and Georgia's Oscar Dope, offer day two value as athletic targets who can line up in line.
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