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In the end, not even the Broncos know what they’re going to do with their first-round pick and won’t know until they’re on the clock. But what we do know, thanks to the Combine, is Denver believes there are worthy receivers on every day of the draft, which eases the pressure on them having to grab one in the first round.

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Wide receiver Laviska Shenault Jr. is headed to the NFL.

The Colorado Buffaloes' star receiver announced on Twitter Tuesday afternoon that'd he will forego his senior year of college eligiblity in favor of declaring for the NFL Draft. 

The decision came as no surprise, as Shenault will likely be chosen in the first round of the draft. DNVR's draft guru Andre Simone has Shenault ranked as the 15th-best prospect in the draft and the fourth-best wide receiver.

Most mock drafts have Shenault falling to the bottowm of the first round, primarily due to the injuries he sustained throughout the 2019 season. However, a strong showing in the pre-draft process—namely his pro day and the NFL Combine—seems likely given his athletic abilities and Shenault could climb back up draft boards.

Here's where Shenault would fit best in the NFL:

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BOULDER — This week marked some up-and-down games  across the board for the Colorado Buffaloes, as they had some struggles against conference competition. Here’s the recap: Football The Buffs’ football team dropped to 3-2 on Saturday evening as they could not hold on against Arizona, losing 35-30. With Laviska Shenault, Jr. still out, it took the Buffs a bit of time…...

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BOULDER, Colo. – The major theme across campus this week was important victories at a critical time, as most sports are either just finishing non-conference play or just beginning to compete with Pac-12 teams. With that in mind, varsity sports had some great finishes to give them an edge heading into a pivotal time in the season. Here’s what happened:…...

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DENVER, Colo. — Close, but no cigar. In the final Denver edition of the Rocky Mountain Showdown, Colorado State football looked nothing like the team that went 3-9 in 2018 and lost to their bitter rivals by 32. CSU went blow for blow with the Colorado Buffaloes for most of the game Friday night, matching the PAC-12 program with each…...

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FORT COLLINS, Colo. — When Colorado State takes the field Friday night, Mike Bobo believes this team will be playing with a chip on their shoulders — so long as the team stays within themselves, the fifth-year head coach of the Rams is okay with that.  “I’m ready to go compete,” Bobo said.  Following Tuesday’s practice, Bobo explained…...

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