Gents.

Top 3 all time guys you graded high that proved not to be as amazing as you thought

Top 3 that you spurned only to be proven very wrong

Top 3 out of the blue prospects that excelled at The next level but were never on your radar

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The Count

Hey guys,

I love listening to the draft pod and learning more about the prospects and guys that I wouldn’t know about because I’m one of those fans that don’t have a college team, and so I don’t learn about college players until I learn about players as they’re getting towards the draft.

I have my dream scenario laid out in my mind, so just for shiggles, let’s say that Elway drafts Jeudy in the first round, either we trade up for him or the board falls perfectly that way. My question is, who do you guys like in more of that speedster role that we could draft after that initial top tier?

Thank you for all of your expertise and the film rooms, it truly helps me get to know the players and see who the great additions to our team could be!

Jonny G.

Hey guys! I love the podcast. I have a few quick questions for you
1) How would you rate this years OL and WR prospects compared to the past two years. For example if Calvin Ridley or Marquise Brown were coming out this year, where would they rank.
2) What would you think about the Broncos trading their 2nd round pick to Washington for Trent Williams if they were able to land one of the top three WR’s in the first. He’s still pretty young, elite talent, but we would need to sign him to a large contract after this year.

Thank you to everyone there a at DNVR. It’s awesome having so much content on my teams to read/listen to all the way down here in Florida.

Hey guys no question just a quick comment. When Henry said we might need a tackle because ya know james could be injured again and bolles is bolles had me literally dying laughing for a solid 10 minutes. Thank you needed that.

Hey y’all sorry I lied actually have a question I did a mock draft for the first 4 rounds and came out with what I think could be the best scenario what do y’all think?
15. Jerry Juedy
46. Noah igbinoghene
77. Prince Tega Wanoghe
83. Chase Claypool
95. Tyler Biadasz
118. Devin Duvernay

Hey hey ho ho say say no no. Happy Monday, Gents!

It was either on First Take or Giddy Up today where the pundits were discussing whether Dwayne Haskins or Daniel Jones will have a better sophomore season. And I’m like, “Hello! Earth to Meekus! What about Drew Lock?!” (It’s only now that I realize they left out Kyler Murray, too, and so it must have been an NFC East thing. Still, Drew Locksmith don’t get no love from the globe-sphere!) How do you project the sophomore QB’s will rank at the end of the season and why? Go!

All the best,

Onion Booty

Guys,
Hello again from New England, where the entrenched Broncos Country hard liners get to enjoy the smell of exploding brains and the sound of crying Patriots fans EVERY day.
Their woeful wailing and gnashing of teeth due to the departure of Tampa Tom (not trademarked yet that I’m aware of, I gift this to you) is indeed a glorious and beautiful music, especially since we seem to (hopefully) have found our franchise QB and things are looking up for Broncos Country for years to come.
I’m sorry I haven’t posted in a couple of weeks, but I’ve caught every podcast and tweet you guys share. You guys and the Broncos podcast guys keep me going every day. I figured I’d give you a break from me inundating you with my mock drafts until we got through FA and got closer to the draft. Don’t worry, I’m still killing it, I’ll share with you again soon, but I wanted you to know that you’re killing it every day, too.
Tell RK, Zac and Mase that BLUF is pronounced “bluff,” please, it’s a term commonly used in the military, I use it a lot in email correspondence, I’m here to help, haha.
On to the draft talk:
BLUF: J Elway has earned my trust back WRT his draft decisions, so I trust him and Vic to move up or down if it makes the most sense for how they envision improving the roster, and based on BPA and position value sweet spots in each round.
However, my personal preference would be to stay within 4-5 spots of 15 (based on what we would have to give up to go up and the talent available from 10-20), then acquire a pick in the 30s. I would prefer at the end of day 3 to have 6 or 7 solid players and 3-4 UDFAs (based on roster spots available as of right now), so like most I view the last four picks as nothing more than trade fodder to help us move up into the the 30s.
Here are a few guys I would pound the table for after BPA (WR or CB, NOT Fulton or Henderson) at 15-ish: Jeremy Chinn in round 2, Troy Dye (or Logan Wilson if Dye’s not available) in round 3, KJ Hill in round 3, Jason Strowbridge (or Davon Hamilton if Strow’s not available) in round 3, Hakeem Odenji in round 4-5. If Elway and Fangio can make most of this happen then I’d be ecstatic!
We’re less than 10 days away from Christmas in April, you can feel the excitement brewing, April 23rd can’t get here fast enough!
You guys are awesome, thanks, again, so much for your words of NFL draft wisdom, Let’s get it done John and Vic!!
Go Broncos!!
#DNVRforLife !!

To follow up from my previous post and your podcast, I’d pound the table for Kinlaw or Brown, too, if they fell to as low as 10, then target a WR or CB next, and then target a C or OT in round 3 instead of Strowbridge or Hamilton.

Draft boys!!!

1st just wanted to say welcome back to the comment section big T good to have you back.

Draft question, who are you looking at as late day three picks as outside line backer / edge rusher to push Malik Reed? I like Reed but I think we can improve on that position. I know you’ve mentioned Christian Rector but would he be more of a 5 tech? Two players I’m looking at are derrek tuzska from NDSU (Henry will probably know something about him) and Tipa galea’i from Utah state. I like Derek’s motor and think he could perform well against the run but I think both would have to fill out a little more. Both have excellent names though