NFL Combine: Prospects Boosting Broncos' Draft Stock

0:00On March 3rd, the NFL Combine wrapped up after four days of intense athletic tests and position drills. Prospects either boosted their draft stock or took a hit, with several catching the Denver Broncos' attention as they scout for day two talent. Standouts included running backs and wire receivers who impressed with speed and smooth movement. Meanwhile, Arkansas running back Mike Washington, Jr. turned heads by running a 4.3 340 yard dash at 223. Pounds, vaulting him into the back-up runner discussion for this class. Yukon-wide receiver Skyler Bill showed natural route running in drills, paired with solid testing that could land him in the top 75 picks. Overall. Broncos' fans took note of the fallout too, like Nebraska running back in Mid-Johnson, whose poor tests and shaky drills dropped him from top five. Contention. USC-Y receiver Mackay Lemon faced interview red flags and frustrating on-field work, hurting his stock despite back quarterback throws affecting.

1:00Everyone. Ed Rushers and Corners provided more intrigue, with Penn State's Danny Dennis Sutton flashing a lead speed to challenge second round projections, and San Diego State Corner, Chris Johnson, leaping toward late first round talks. Tide ends an interior lineman saw mixed results, from Notre Dame's athletic Eli Raritan, rising to Tennessee's Miles Kitzelman fading toward, undrafted status. These shifts are already shaking up team boards, giving the Broncos fresh options to target in a deep class, as they build around their roster needs. The isolations are also limited in terms of distortions, including both defense and ball. These shifts are already shaking up team boards, giving the Broncos fresh options to target, in a deep class, as they build around their roster needs.