Broncos Top Analysts' List Despite Losing First-Round Pick

0:00On March 29th, the Denver Broncos are gearing up for a Super Bowl run in 2026, boasting one of the league's most stacked rosters after, landing wide receiver Jalen Waddle in a blockbuster trade. That move cost them their first round draft pick next month, dropping them to the end of the second round with just seven total selections, including one in number 62 overall. Earlier this week, CVS sports analyst Josh Edwards ranked teams without a first rounder by their shot at a big season, and he put the Broncos at. 1. He pointed to their D-playoff push last year, where they fell to the Patriots and the AFC Championship after quarterback Bonix's season-ending foot, injury. Fans and insiders are buzzing because two other no first round teams, Jacksonville and Indianapolis beat Denver in the regular season, yet the Broncos still top the list over Green Bay in Atlanta too. Both remains the big wildcard, but Sean Peyton squad keeps punching above its weight. Bleacher reports Moe Moten backed that up, sliding Denver's roster at number two overall,

1:05trailing only the Los Angeles Rams. With Waddle in the mix, they've got the pieces for now, even sands that early draft ammo. As long as injuries stay at bay, expect the Broncos to stay in the contender conversations straight through 2026. This has been NFL News Today, powered by AI.