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Broncos Targeting Defensive Boost in Draft

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Denver Broncos potentially bolstering defense in 2026 NFL draft with Ohio States Kayden McDonald, a 62, 326-pound defensive tackle, following free agency loss of John Franklin-Myers. McDonalds strong run-stopping skills and unanimous All-American honors make him an attractive option for the Broncos, who have nine picks in the draft, including two compensatory selections.

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Broncos Targeting Defensive Boost in Draft

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0:00On March 14, the Denver Broncos could be targeting a big boost on defense in the 2026 NFL draft. In a recent mock draft from Nick Baumgartner at the athletic, he has them picking Ohio State defensive tackle Katie McDonald, 30th overall in the Y. First round. This comes after the Broncos lost defensive lineman John Franklin Myers in free agency, leaving a gap they need to fill. Donald stands six foot two and weighs three hundred and twenty six pounds, bringing strong run-stopping skills that could add real value up front. Fans and analysts see this as a smart move to build depth and competition along the line. McDonald earned unanimous all-American honors last season after a standout year with the buckais. Earlier this week, Denver picked up two compensatory selections, giving them nine total picks heading into the draft. That extra ammo could help them address other needs too. With the 2026 draft set for Pittsburgh from April 23 through 25th, keep an eye on how

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