Denver Broncos post-draft depth chart

DENVER, COLORADO - JANUARY 17: Bo Nix #10 of the Denver Broncos talks with his teammates in a huddle against the Buffalo Bills during the second quarter in the AFC Divisional Playoff game at Empower Field At Mile High on January 17, 2026 in Denver, Colorado. (Photo by Justin Edmonds/Getty Images) | Getty Images Since we last looked at the Denver Broncos depth chart before the draft , the Broncos have drafted 7 players and signed at least 13 undrafted free agents. This has changed the landscape of the Broncos roster a bit, and today, we will take a look at how the Denver Broncos depth chart may look coming out of the 2026 NFL Draft.

Note: I used the depth charts from Ourlads. com as a reference Offense Position Player Player Player Player Player Player WR Courtland Sutton Lil’Jordan Humphrey Joseph Manjack IV Sean Brown WR Jaylen Waddle Marvin Mims Dane Key Kolbe Katsis WR Troy Franklin Pat Bryant Michael Bandy Cam Ross LT Garett Bolles Matt Peart Marques Cox Gavin Ortega LG Ben Powers Alex Palczewski Kage Casey Nash Jones C Luke Wattenberg Alex Forsyth Michael Deiter RG Quinn Meinerz Calvin Throckmorton Nick Gargiulo RT Mike McGlinchey Frank Crum Tyler Miller TE Adam Trautman Evan Engram Nate Adkins Justin Joly Dallen Bentley Lucas Krull Caleb Lohner QB Bo Nix Jarrett Stidham Sam Ehlinger RB JK Dobbins RJ Harvey Jonah Coleman Jaleel McLaughlin Tyler Badie Cody Schrader Deuce Vaughn FB Adam Prentice Notes Quarterback: The Broncos did not draft or sign a UDFA QB despite doing work on them throughout the process. So, barring a late-season add, the Broncos will move forward with Bo Nix, Jarrett Stidham, and Sam Ehlinger as their quarterbacks.

Could we see a backup quarterback competition? Running Back: Jonah Coleman changes the running back landscape on the Broncos roster a good bit. He might be their best short-yardage back, could push for instant playing time, and be their third-down specialist.

Jaleel McLaughlin, Tyler Badie, and the rest of the Broncos’ reserve backs are officially on the hot seat Tight End: We saw two tight ends get drafted (Joly and Bentley) which adds some much needed life and competition to the room. Joly will push for playing time right away, while Bentley will compete with Nate Adkins and Lucas Krull for a roster spot. Caleb Lohner remains a developmental project, and we’ll have to see how he looks this spring/summer, but the clock is ticking for him, too.