Cody Roark

You're going to get complete reaction from Sarah and myself.

I'll be at the Broncos team facility covering the draft, and we'll hopefully be able to hop on.

after the pick is made to give you the reaction that you want here in Broncos country.

But there is another scenario that we are talking about here as we look forward to the Broncos options in the 2024 NFL draft.

We talked about staying put at 12.

We talked about trading down and looking at the pros and cons of that.

But now let's bring trading up.

back into the discussion here for the Broncos.

Now, before they went and they traded for Zach Wilson, I think a lot of people were saying, hey, trading up for a quarterback now might not be on the table for the Broncos.

I disagree.

I still think it's very much on the table here, but the question is trading up how far and what are you going to have to give up to be able to do that?

To me,

that is a huge question mark here because Sean Payton and then luckily you don't want to mortgage, you know, a lot of picks of your future, especially if you're planning to build your team through the NFL draft.

But we did hear from George and Sean last week.

They did say, Hey, if there's a player that you really love and you feel like this player will change the landscape of your franchise, you do whatever it takes to go and get him.

There's a serious scenario here where Denver could do that.

In your opinion, if Denver were to trade up, what is not the best scenario here for the Broncos?

If that is something that they wanted to do here,

Moving up from the 12th overall pick.

I'm still going to be one of the people on the board that says like, for example, if Denver were to try to include Patrick Sertan in a trade, right?