NFL Draft 2023 – Page 2 of 2 – Denver Sports

The Saints found plenty of quality players during Sean Payton's years. But they did so with fewer draft picks than anyone else.

When the Broncos go on the clock, the best of the tight-end class will be gone. But there are plenty of intriguing prospects from a robust class.

This comes as no surprise, given the Broncos' activity in free agency last year.

Wisconsin's Keeanu Benton and West Virginia's Dante Stills showed Thursday at the Combine why they might fit a potential Broncos need.

Tight ends, safeties and linemen were in the spotlight as the Senior Bowl practices concluded.

Now that we know who the Broncos' coach will be, we can start zeroing in on some potential fits on offense.

The Broncos could go fishing for line help, and Cecil Lammey zeroed in on some prospects who could be in Denver's sights.

Andre Carter and Keeanu Benton stood out, but they might be playing their way out of the Broncos' draft range.

Don't know Kansas State CB Julius Brents or Princeton WR Andrei Iosivas? Here's why you should.

The Broncos don't have a pressing CB need, but you can always use good corners, and Terell Smith should be on their radar.

Mississippi safety A.J. Finley and West Virginia interior defensive lineman Dante Stills stood out on Day 2 of Shrine Bowl practice.

Minnesota CB Terell Smith, Utah RB Tavion Thomas, Oklahoma punter Michael Turk and Ferris State edge Caleb Murphy had Mase and Cecil buzzing.