Broncos Trade Up for Defensive Lineman Tyler Onyedim

0:00It's April 25th. This is NFL News Today, powered by AI tracking teams, players, and standings. The Denver Broncos just made a slick move in the 2026 NFL draft, trading down from pick 62 in the second round to snag Texas A&M. Defensive Lyman Tyler Onietim, early in the third, plus pick 66 from the Buffalo Bills and 182 in the sixth round. This fits right into GM George Patens and coach Sean Patens plan to beef up the trenches on both sides of the ball. Onietim, a fifth-year senior who transferred from Iowa State, balled out last season with 48 tackles, 8.5 for loss, 2.5, and a bunch of pressures. Fans might not have had him on their radar, but his profile screens potential. Six feet three and a half, two 92 pounds, with long arms, big, hands, and explosive strength that showed in 24 bench press reps and solid jumps at the combine. Scouts love his quick first step, spin moves, and versatility across the line from over

1:031600 college snaps, but he needs to polish his pass. Rush, add lower body mass, and stay consistent against doubles. He'll battle for a rotation spot in Vance Joseph's scheme, likely as a runstuffer to replace some depth, and with defensive Lyman taking time to. Develop. Expect Onietim to grind his way into Broncos country's hearts over the next few years.