Broncos Trade for Waddle, Eye Rubelt in Draft

On April 3rd, the Denver Broncos shook up their draft board big time by trading away their

first round pick to snag wide receiver Jalen Waddle from, the Miami Dolphins.

Now they're eyeing the 2026 NFL draft, starting at pick number 62 in the second round, with

big knees a defensive tackle and tight.

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Meanwhile, they're bringing in top prospects for visits, and Friday's standout was Paul

Rubeld, a massive 6 foot 10, 3-13 pound.

A defensive tackle from Central Florida.

This guy's originally from Frankfurt, Germany, and he's turning heads after a strong off-season,

including the American Bowl.

Rubeld skipped the NFL scouting combine, but lit up his pro day, showing off his bend,

power, and explosion despite his size.

Teams love his versatility.

He can slide across the line, and he's got that confidence saying any squad drafting

him won't regret it.

With no third rounder but two-fourths and three-sevenths, Rubeld fits as a late round gem

for Denver's line insurance under new offensive coordinator, Davis Webb, who replaced Joe

Lombardi.

Keep watching this international beast as the Broncos build depth for next year's run.

Who could be the versatile anchor they need up front?