The Denver Broncos have done a good job in finding players with off-field red flags worth gambling on in the draft. But the NFL Draft is tricky to navigate with such issues and that's truer than ever with the 2017 class.
Mock drafts are never easy to construct, even more so in 2017 NFL Draft where things are bound to be as unpredictable as they've ever been. We attempt to figure out the madness with trades and surprise picks all across the board.
With the 2017 NFL Draft's first round quickly approaching on Thursday night here's our top 10 position rankings for the draft class with well over 150 names to watch for in the NFL draft.
In a stacked 2017 NFL Draft, it's hard to differentiate a value pick from a reach. Check out our top 200 rankings and see who the elite talents, the first rounders, and the late round gems are in this year's class in our final Big board.
Reuben Foster could take the biggest slide in the draft after injury and off-field questions continue to grow. However, he would significantly improve the Broncos’ already great defense.
The Denver Broncos can go in many different directions in the 2017 NFL Draft but there's no debating for their need at the inside linebacker position. Where they're lacking a solid starter opposite Brandon Marshall and depth isn't great behind him. Here are the best options for Denver.
In a press conference where he says very little, John Elway maintained the Broncos will draft the best player available.
The Denver Broncos have some important decisions to make in the opening round of the 2017 NFL Draft with ample choices. Here's a look at the Broncos options in the first round.
John Elway capitalized on Bradley Roby and Shane Ray’s draft slips due to character flaws. Could he do the same with top rated linebacker Reuben Foster?
It's time for a two-round mock draft before the NFL Combine changes everything and we become enamored with guys based off of workout results and not play on the field.
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