Here is the 2026 Broncos NFL Draft selections:
Round 3 #66 overall: Tyler Onyedim, DT, Texas A&M- The Broncos traded their 1st round pick in March to Miami for WR Jaylen Waddle, and then they traded out of the 2nd round and their first pick was the 3rd round pick at #66 overall and they took Onyedim. He fills a need at depth at defensive line. You can see a scenario where he plays a backup role this year, and moves into a larger role in 2027.
Round 4 #108 overall: Jonah Coleman, RB, Washington- The Broncos added one of the top RBs in the draft all the way in the 4th round. The Broncos needed to add another RB to the group of JK Dobbins and RJ Harvey, and Coleman looks like he can contribute right away his rookie year in Denver.
Round 4 #111 overall: Kage Casey, OG, Boise State-The Broncos needed to add depth to the offensive line in some capacity during this draft, and they did that with Casey. He will slide in as a guard this year, and most likely get a chance to become a starter in 2027.
Round 5 #152 overall: Justin Joly, TE, NC State- Joly is a pass-catching TE that will eventually look to replace Evan Ingram in two years. He definitely has a solid chance to make the 53 man roster in August, but worst case is that he will be on the practice squad to start the year.
Round 7 #246 overall: Miles Scott, S, Illinois- He adds depth at safety after the departure of PJ Locke in free agency, but he is probably headed to the practice squad.
Round 7 #257 overall: Dallen Bentley, TE, Utah-Bentley's best hope is that he makes the practice squad and gets called up in case the Broncos deal with injuries in the TE room.
Round 7 #257 overall: Red Murdock, LB, Buffalo-Mr. Irrelevant certainly has one of the best names in the draft. Murdock will fight for a spot on the practice squad, and maybe can help out in special teams.
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