Sayre Bedinger

Leah to law to in the first round, your top pick, you get a top flight edge player, maybe the best pass rusher in this class.

And he falls a little bit, maybe due to medicals, maybe a little bit due to the fact that he's already over 23 years old.

Bo Nix, you trade back into the first round and you get that fifth year option.

You get a quarterback that Sean Payton believes in that this coaching staff believes in and somebody who quite frankly, if another opportunity presents itself next year, like Dak Prescott and free agency, or maybe somebody becomes available in a trade, or maybe the Broncos are picking in the top five of the draft again.

It's not going to hurt you to move on from a guy you drafted 29th overall.

So a relatively risk-free investment there to get somebody who could potentially be a franchise quarterback.

Then you go and get him some weapons, right?

You get Javon Baker, the big play guy out of UCF.

You get Ben Sinat, the tight end out of Kansas State, who was connected to the Denver Broncos quite a bit at the Senior Bowl.

Tyrone Tracy, a running back slash wide receiver slash maybe a new asset, new addition to the return game.

Somebody who just knows how to make plays with the ball in his hands out in space.

George Payton wants to get more athletic at linebacker.

Jordan McGee is going to do that for you.

You take a shot on the secondary D Cameron Richardson there at 203 overall, and you

upgrade the special teams by getting Tori Taylor, a sixth round pick out of Iowa to close things out.

So Broncos country, all things considered here, this draft scenario could end up being, I mean, you want to see the Broncos take a D lineman.

That's the one area that I really struggled with here.

As we were putting this together, you want to have all the new additions to the offense.

You need to upgrade the passing game.

You need to upgrade your past catching game.