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EPISODE · Apr 25, 2026 · 19 MIN

Building the Broncos roster on draft Saturday

from NFL Talk | Denver Broncos · host Man Hour NFL Talk

During the 2026 NFL Draft, the Denver Broncos management highlighted the vital importance of mid-to-late round selections in building a championship-caliber roster. Following the second day of the event, General Manager George Paton and Head Coach Sean Payton emphasized that while early picks are expected to succeed, the Day 3 picks truly define the draft's ultimate value. Having already secured defensive talent and acquired veteran receiver Jaylen Waddle, the team remains focused on identifying developmental prospects to bolster their depth. The leadership expressed a commitment to their internal grading process rather than making aggressive trades to move up for "splash" picks. By prioritizing athletic traits and long-term potential, the Broncos aim to sustain the competitive success they have achieved over the previous two seasons. This strategic approach focuses on finding future starters among the seven remaining selections scheduled for the final day of the draft.

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