Broncos' Tight End Draft Picks: Process Not Instant

0:00It's April 7th, NFL news today starts now, AI powered and game ready. I'm Corey with the story. The Denver Broncos tight end crew was straight trash last season, barely scraping by with one touchdown from their top guy. They didn't grab any fresh talent in for agency, just locked in Adam Troutman on a three-year deal, plus Lucas Crowell and Nate Adkins running it back with the same squad. Now free agency is wrapped, eyes are on the draft where they've got seven picks to play with. They probably won't burn their 60-second overall shot early, but starting round four at pick 108 and 111, tight ends. Gotta be on the radar. Fans are salty about the lack of splash, knowing this group held back the passing game big time, especially with Bowenick's dodging the middle of the field. Without upgrades is the same old story hurting production down the seams. Draft boards are buzzing with names like Oscar Delp from Georgia, Sam Roush out of Stanford, and Eli Raridan from Notre Dame, guys who could block day.

1:021. Even if catching takes time, later rounds bring more like Nate Bohr-Curture and Will Cacomeric for that upside. New offensive coordinator Davis Webb stepping up to call plays might juice things, tweaking Sean Peyton's scheme to feature tight ends more. They'll snag at least one rookie this month starting April 23rd, but don't bank on instant magic. It's a process, and we'll see the real shift.