BRONCOS BUZZ

  By: Carson Childs The Denver Broncos wrapped up the 2025 NFL Draft yesterday with seven new additions to their roster. General Manager George Paton and Head Coach Sean Payton made strategic moves to address key areas, aiming to build on last season's progress. Below will be a breakdown and grade for each and every pick in the 2025 NFL Draft for the Broncos. General Manager George Paton(Left) and Head Coach Sean Payton(Right) Texas Cornerback Jahdae Barron Round 1, Pick 20: Jahdae Barron, CB, Texas Grade: A- Although there was some negative pushback about the Broncos going defense with their first round pick, George Paton decided to go with the best player available at this pick. Barron was hands down the best defensive back in this class, winning the Jim Thorpe award in the 2024 season, awarded to the best overall cornerback in all of college football. Barron brings impressive coverage skills and much needed physicality to the Broncos' secondary. Towards the end of last seaso...

 By: Carson Childs With less than a week until the 2025 NFL Draft, the Denver Broncos are poised to make strategic moves that could shape the future of the franchise. With a keen eye on bolstering both their offensive weaponry, the Broncos' front office has analyzed prospects to ensure they select the best talent available at pick 20. In this final mock draft, we will delve into the potential picks that could lead the Broncos back to glory and solidify their standing in the league. To see who will be the best available prospect for the Broncos' first round selection, we will dive into who we believe will be taken before the Broncos pick. 1. Tennessee Titans: Cam Ward, QB, Miami (FL) 2. Cleveland Browns: Shedeur Sanders, QB, Colorado 3. New York Giants: Abdul Carter, EDGE, Penn State 4. New England Patriots: Travis Hunter, WR, Colorado 5. Jacksonville Jaguars: Mason Graham, DL, Michigan 6. Las Vegas Raiders: Ashton Jeanty, RB, Boise State 7. New York Jets: Will Campbell, OT, LSU...

By: Carson Childs The Denver Broncos are poised to be a significant threat to the 17 teams they play against during the 2025 NFL season. With a combination of strategic game-planning, key offseason additions, and a favorable schedule, the Broncos have the potential to dethrone the Kansas City Chiefs to claim their first division title since the 2015 season. Head coach Sean Payton, now in his third year with the Broncos, has been a transformative leader for the franchise. Payton's extensive playoff experience and offensive expertise have been pivotal in reshaping the Broncos' strategy and performance. Payton has instilled a culture of resilience and mental toughness since becoming the head coach. In his first year, despite starting the season with a 1-5 record, finished the season resiliently with an 8-9 record, narrowly missing the playoffs. Once Payton found his quarterback in Bo Nix, the team flourished, and last year the Broncos made their first playoff appearance since the ...

  By: Carson Childs The Denver Broncos will look to bolster their backfield in the upcoming 2025 NFL Draft. Denver holds the 20th overall pick, and have six picks following. With an extremely deep class from the running back position, Denver has plenty of options with who they select, as well as when they select their prospect. In this article, we will dive into the most realistic running back prospects the Broncos could take in the draft and when they would take them. 1. Omarion Hampton, North Carolina, Round 1, Pick 20 Omarion Hampton is a powerful runner with excellent size and speed. At 22 years old, Hampton stands six feet tall and is listed at 221 pounds. In the 2024 season with UNC, he showed why he will be a round one pick, running for 1,660 yards and 15 touchdowns, averaging 5.9 yards per carry. His powerful downhill running style and ability to break tackles makes him a valuable asset for any NFL team looking to strengthen their backfield. Denver has a familiar history wi...