Broncos Trade Up, Draft Tyler Onyedim

0:00On April 25th, the Denver Broncos finally jumped into the NFL draft, grabbing Texas A&M defensive line in Tyler Onyetim with the second pick in the third round, number 66 overall. They made it happen by trading their 62nd overall pick to the Buffalo Bills for that third rounder, plus a sixth rounder, number one, 82, after missing out on second round targets. This comes after a quiet offseason where they traded their first round pick, number 30 overall, to the Miami Dolphins for wide receiver Jalen. Waddle, their only big splash, leaving holes at defensive tackle and middle linebacker. Onyetim, who started as a nose tackle at Iowa State for four years before shining as a penetrator at Texas A&M last season, is pumped to reunite with. Former Hawkeye teammate Aeoma Ua Zirica, and learned from Betz in Vance Chose's defense, keeping a humble mindset. With Bohnick's recovering from a broken ankle in their divisional overtime win over Buffalo,

1:01before falling to New England in the AFC Championship, author, Broncos still have five picks left, setting up rookies to contribute right away in a contender's system.