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Introducing a new series to the site that will take us right up to draft night. 30 Days and 30 Players the Colts are/could be interested in. Next up is Central Michigan offensive tackle Bernhard Raimann.

  Hutch has entered the building 🌟 pic.twitter.com/wmVoEzqTAo— PFF Draft (@PFF_College) March 5, 2022  

Domann shows off on the field in Indy

You open thread for the final day of the Combine

The small school prospect has quickly become a fan favorite among Broncos fans.

Vasha Hunt-USA TODAY Sports In the third round of the 2021 NFL Draft, the Denver Broncos selected small school interior offensive lineman Quinn Meinerz from Wisconsin-Whitewater. He’s a 6’3”, 320lb lineman who was considered one of the top centers entering the 2021 NFL Draft. The Athletic’s Dane Brugler ranked Meinerz’s as his second-best center in the draft and had a second-round grade on him. Broncos with No. 98 pick in 3rd round select OL Quinn Meinerz, Wisconsin-Whitewater. #9spor...

Risk: Foot quickness will get exposed against explosive speed who can stress him upfield. Consistent issues with cross chop which is a go-to move around NFL. Stops feet too much. Needs to speed up and add variance to punch, and currently over-reliant on outside hand. Over-reliant on length. Pass pro may force him to guard, but use of hand issues will still exist inside. 3-Year Ceiling: Team captain and starting right tackle you can win with thanks to his power at the POA, mobility to reach an...

Film Session Interviews with 2021 NFL Draft Prospects A collection of my film session interviews with this draft class Photo by Sean Gardner/Getty Images As you may not know, I contribute to another site besides Stampede Blue during the draft season. I’m also a contributor with a site called Cover 1, where I sit down with draft prospects and break down film of their game with them. Over the course of this draft season, I have sat down with seven draft prospects to break down their film and go...

Photo by Don Juan Moore/Getty Images The Broncos’ off ball linebackers were a reliably solid unit in 2020. Alexander Johnson saw his role expand to take on more blitzing as Fangio adjusted to life without Von Miller. Josey Jewell stepped into the void when Todd Davis was released in September and overperformed expectations. Together with the safeties, the duo served as the most consistent part of the Broncos’ defense as they combined to play more than 1900 snaps. Both Jewell and Johnson ret...