The Broncos will reportedly bring in Ole Miss defensive lineman Robert Nkemdiche for a visit. Nkemdiche participated in Ole Miss’ pro day on Monday and was impressive although limited by a hamstring injury.

Denver will be in the market for a top defensive end to replace Malik Jackson who bolted to Jacksonville in free agency.

Nkemdiche is rated as a top-10 talent but may fall in the draft due to some off the field issues.

From NFL.com’s draft profile on Nkemdiche

Exceptional build. Carries no bad weight and has outstanding thickness and power through his rear, thighs and calves. Plus movement skills and runs like a defensive end. Has reactive explosiveness for expanded range as tackler near line of scrimmage. Wrap up finisher who won’t allow running backs out of his grasp. Plays with good lateral quickness and can win the race across the face of blockers. Played stronger at point of attack this year. Proved he could penetrate and 2-gap. Showed noticeable improvement as pass rusher this season. Has a decent spin move as pass rusher and plays with the power to force his way through a guard’s shoulder and into the backfield. Improved quarterback pressures from 13 to 26 this year.

For all the talent and athletic traits, his production was disappointing. Produced low tackle totals and just 6.5 sacks over three years. Never forced or recovered a fumble. Ducks head into initial off snap losing track of the ball. Tightly ­wound, straight-line athlete who needs play to stay inside his optimal area of movement. Inconsistent effort after his initial pass rush move is thwarted. Needs to develop a counter rush move. Was suspended for Sugar Bowl after being arrested and charged with marijuana a possession. Scouting community has serious concerns about his personal character and work ethic.

The Broncos also had LSU cornerback Rashard Robinson and Vanderbilt OLB/DE Stephen Weatherly in for a visit on Monday per Cameron Wolfe.

Mississippi State QB Dak Prescott is also scheduled to visit with the team in early April. Broncos GM John Elway has never selected an offensive player with his first round pick since the start of his tenure in 2011. The Broncos hold the 31st overall selection in the 2016 NFL draft.