NFL Draft: Stacked Linebacker Class for Broncos

0:00It's April 20th. Welcome in. This is NFL News Today, where football meets AI. The NFL Drafts Linebacker class looks stacked this year, especially for the Broncos, who need depth behind guys like Strohnad and Singleton. Today, we're breaking down two prospects who could slide right into Denver's plans, Louis from Pittsburgh, and Rollder from Michigan, both. 22-year-olds would start a potential down the line. Louis bursts onto the scene as a three-star recruit who flipped to Pitt, logging over 1,600 snaps with 10-sacks, 94 stops. In solid coverage stats like six picks, his elite speed, range, and instincts make him play like a safety at linebacker smooth in zone, quick off the edge, and tough on ball carriers. Broncos fans know the team loves bigger bodies of front, and Louis' small frame raises flags. He struggles against blocks and might not hold up in. Run defense or man coverage without more length and mass. Still, his athleticism could upgrade their past defense from the second level if they

1:02overlook the size issue. Shifting to Rollder, the former four-star Michigan commit only has about 900 snaps. Mostly last year with efficient tackling, 13, pressures, and strong coverage range, he flashes great pursuit speed, clean wraps on tackles, and special teams upside, making him a perfect day three-steel. These two give Sean paid an option to build versatile depth without breaking the bank early, keeping the linebacker room fresh as they chase that. Playoff push.