Broncos' WR Draft Picks: Talent & Shuffle

0:00It's March 25th. Welcome in. This is NFL News Today, where football meets AI. The Denver Broncos keep building their wide receiver group through the draft. Over the past three years, they've added four receivers with three still on the roster after trading one last summer to sort out the depth chart. Now, with plenty of talent coming out each year, they might grab another early and trade to make room. They already traded their first and third round picks in the deal for Jalen Waddle, but the draft always surprises. For a first round option, look at Denzel Boston from Washington. He's a big, physical ex-receiver who shines and contested catches and red zone plays even if his speed needs work. Meanwhile, second round prospect, Jeremy Bernard from Alabama brings good size and year-over-year growth plus strong yards after catch. Third rounder Skyler Bell from Yukon stands out as a quick route runner with speed to create separation. Though he had some early drop issues that improved.

1:01In later rounds, Miami CJ Daniels offers versatility inside and out with reliable hands despite injury concerns. Baylor's Josh Cameron, a former running back, excels on back shoulder throws while options like Dejan Stribling and Colby Young at speed or size. But come with questions on physicality and off-field stuff. Fans are buzzing about how these fits Matt Sean Payton's preferences under new play collar Davis Webb. As the 2026 draft nears, it'll be fun watching if the Broncos add talent and shuffle the deck again.