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Drafting and developing talent is a recipe for success in the National Football League and an area the Denver Broncos have fallen short for years.

The draft is deep at wide receiver. If the Broncos have a chance to land a player that could be an upgrade at the position, they will have to think about it.

Yes, quarterbacks are the top storyline for the Broncos, but evaluating their first-round possibilities requires a broader lens.

The Broncos have made a handful of cost-saving moves that allowed them to fill areas of need to field a competitive roster in 2024. With that said, here are five positions that have been impacted the most by free agency thus far.

Our Kramer Sansone takes his weekly trip around the AFC West.

Let’s have some fun this morning and do a full seven-round mock draft for the Denver Broncos.

Besides the obvious, the Denver Broncos have some other urgent needs as they approach the 2024 NFL Draft. What are they besides QB?

It might be Daniel Jones or a high draft pick, but there are also many other questions for the Giants to answer beyond quarterback.

Sean Payton on Monday predicted another free agency move or two to come. The Broncos landed WR Josh Reynolds on Wednesday, signing the veteran to a two-year deal, sources say.

The Denver Broncos caught their fans by surprise by signing wide receiver Josh Reynolds to a two-year contract with a maximum value of $14 million. It’s a smart move that adds versatility and physicality to their receiving corps.