NFL Combine Stars: Broncos' Draft Hopefuls

0:00On March 2nd, the 2026 NFL Combine has wrapped up and the Denver Broncos got a good look at offensive linemen who could shore up there, aging and pricey unit. Teams like Denver are hunting for late round gyms to build depth, similar to past successes on the line. In athletic testing, several tackles and interiors popped with quick ten yard splits and explosive jumps. Guys like Monroe Freeling from Georgia and Caleb Lomu from Utah clocked impressive times while interiors, such as Sam Hecht from Kansas State and Logan Jones from Iowa hit key benchmarks, even tackling extra agility drills few others tried. Broncos fans remember how undrafted free agents in small school picks like Luke Wattenberg and Quinn Miners turned into starters, so these standouts, spark hope for cost-effective upgrades amid contract pressures. Onfield drills highlighted smooth movers like Parker Brailsford from Alabama, who looked efficient at center, and Jennings Dunker from Iowa, whose footwork stood out despite shifting

1:03inside. Others, including Evan Berenzen from Nebraska and Tray Zung from Texas A&M, showed versatile technique across positions. With pro days coming up, these performances put several prospects on Denver's radar as they either draft for fresh blood of front.