Broncos Trade Up, Target Impact Players

0:00On April 25th, the Denver Broncos skipped trading into Round 1 of the 2026 NFL Draft, opting instead to snag wide receiver Jalen, waddle from the Miami Dolphins. They sent over a third round pick and climbed to the 62nd overall selection, their lone day two choice right now. George Patton, the team's general manager, thrives in these mid rounds and loves stacking picks. He's eyeing ways to grab another one Friday night, turning that single second rounder into two selections. Fans and insiders are buzzing, with reporter Mike Kliss saying he'd be shocked if Patton doesn't pull it off. The Broncos hold two early fourth rounders at 108th and 111th, perfect ammo to swap for a third round spot. Those picks could net something like the 88th overall, where prospects such as tight end Oscar Delp or running back Jonah Coleman might fall. It's all about value trades using charts like Jimmy Johnson's pick model. This move screams commitment to winning now, especially with Bonix's rookie deal taking down.

1:01Patton trading pick signals the windows wide open for. Immediate impact.