Broncos Trade Picks, Eye Value in Late Draft

0:00On April 17th, the Denver Broncos just made a bold move, trading their first round and third round picks to snag wide receiver Jalen Waddle. Now, they're down to just one selection in the top 100 for the 2026 NFL draft. Team leaders are staying chill about it, drawing from past drafts where they succeeded with fewer high picks. They started with only five selections once before, and still built a solid squad. Fans and analysts are buzzing, but the front office sees no big drop in talent available. They like the players projected at pick 62 and have too early in the fourth round. Prep work hasn't shifted at all. They're grading every prospect the same, from top talents to later rounds, with flexibility from their 7 total. Picks to trade up or back. It's all about smart value hunting, and they've pulled gems from lower spots before, so expect them to keep the momentum rolling into draft day.