Broncos' Trost: Powerful Depth for Offensive Line

0:00On March 25, the Denver Broncos focused their offseason on keeping their own players, becoming the only team not to sign outside free agents, aside, from trading for wide receiver Jalen Waddle, from the Miami Dolphins. Now, with the NFL draft as weeks away, they hosted a top 30 visit with Missouri Offensive Tackle, Kagan Trust, a projected Day 3 pick who could shift to guard. Trust stands six feet five inches tall and weighs 311 pounds, bringing a unique college path with seven years across four schools, skipping the 2020 season. He broke out as a starter at Wake Forest in 2024 and followed up strongly at Missouri in 2025. Fans and analysts see this as a smart move after last season's rash of offensive line injuries that hurt the team badly. Coach Sean Payton wants more reliable depth of front and trust fits as a powerful blocker who could compete right away. Experts praise his strong hands and balance, noting he might thrive inside despite average speed, making him ideal late-round value for a swing roll, or even starter potential.

1:08As the Broncos stick to building smart from within, picks like trust could prove crucial when injury strike again this fall.