My final seven-round mock draft for the Denver Broncos

However, for today, I’ll use that research to lay down my final seven-round mock draft for the Denver Broncos. To be honest, I liked how it played out. Broncos daily recap Some interesting draft-related rumors came out today along with some normal stuff we do.

2026 NFL Draft: Broncos are expected to draft a linebacker Per DNVR’s Zac Stevens, the Broncos are expected to address linebacker at some point in this draft, though it sounds more like a Day 3 investment than a second-round priority. Denver has done its homework on the position with profiles on Michigan’s Jimmy Rolder, Oregon’s Bryce Boettcher, Buffalo’s Red Murdock, and Alabama’s Deontae Lawson all fitting as mid-to-late round targets who could develop behind the current starters. 5 offensive players I think the Broncos could draft in the 2nd round MHR’s second-round offensive wish list is headlined by tight ends Eli Stowers (Vanderbilt) and Max Klare (Ohio State), both of whom would immediately address a position group that has done almost nothing in the passing game for Denver in recent years.

Klare is the better blocker with big-play receiving upside, while Stowers profiles as a pure pass-catching weapon with a 45. 5-inch vertical. Washington RB Mike Washington Jr.

makes the list as an explosive complement behind Dobbins and Harvey, and the case is also made for Jadarian Price and an offensive tackle option like Austin Barber to get ahead of the line’s upcoming turnover. Drew Sanders is moving from LB to edge rusher Drew Sanders is switching positions again — this time flipping back to edge rusher after spending time at off-ball linebacker. The 2023 third-round pick’s career has been derailed by injuries and constant positional shuffling, and Jonah Elliss’ move to linebacker likely pushed Sanders out of that room.