Broncos' Tight End Dilemma: Draft or Bust?

0:00On April 7th, the Denver Broncos tied in crew with straight trash last season 1 of the weakest in the league. Their top guy, Evan Ingram, led the team in catches but only notched one touchdown all year. Instead of upgrading, they doubled down this offseason, locking in Adam Trautman on a 3-year deal, plus Lucas Crowell and Nate Adkins. Free agency wrapped up with zero new blood at the position, leaving fans scratching their heads. But here's the lifeline. The NFL draft kicks off later this month, and the Broncos pack 7 picks to play with. If they suit it up tomorrow, it'd be the same old squad from last year, which spells trouble for rookie quarterback Bonix. He's been lights out so far, but he dodges the middle of the field, killing any real tight end spark. Enter new offensive coordinator, Davis Webb, who's grabbing the play-calling reins from Sean Payton. He might tweak the scheme to spotlight those seams more, and from round 4 on, with picks like number, 108 and 111. Could Snad prospects like George's Oscar delp, or Notre Dame's Eli Raredin, for some upside?

1:05Expect at least one tight end off the board for Denver come. April 23rd, it'll show quick if they're serious about fixing this whole long term.