The DNVR Draft Podcast officially turns the page to draft season, breaking down the biggest Super Bowl takeaways and what they reveal about building a championship roster in Denver.

We start with team-building lessons from the Super Bowl, including a full review of the Russell Wilson trade and how the Seahawks rebuilt into contenders. On the other side we look at New England’s recent draft success and what prospects like Will Campbell tell us about roster construction in today’s NFL. Next, we catch Hank (Henry Chisholm) up on the latest draft developments, resetting the board and outlining how the 2026 NFL Draft landscape is taking shape for the Broncos.

In the second half of the show, we react to Fran Duffy’s latest mock draft, identifying the most commonly mocked prospects to Denver and debating whether names like Jake Golday (LB, Cincinnati) and Kenyon Sadiq (TE, Oregon) could realistically be available at Pick 30. We also reset Denver’s biggest roster needs and dive deep into the slot wide receiver conversation, spotlighting the “super slot” prospects in this class who could follow the paths of Justin Jefferson, Puka Nacua, and Jaxon Smith-Njigba. Plus, we debate Omar Cooper Jr.’s rapid rise up draft boards, whether he makes sense for the Broncos in Round 1, and why it may be time to have a serious Denzel Boston discussion as Denver reshapes its offensive identity.

Join Jake Schwanitz, Henry Chisholm and Andre Simone to talk al things Broncos & NFL Draft.