The 2026 NFL Draft is just days away, and the Denver Broncos are wondering how the board will shake out as they will have to show a great deal of patience without a pick until late in the second round.

In a roundup of five positions of need from NFL.com's Dan Parr, he laid out what he believes to be the biggest five needs for each team, including the Broncos. The five positions

The Denver Broncos, by their own admission, have about a half-dozen prospects on their board whom they would feel comfortable drafting with their top pick (No. 62 overall) in this week's 2026 NFL Draft.

After one of the more unconvemtional free agencies in recent memory, the Broncos look to bolster their roster in the 2026 NFL Draft later this week. Outside of safety Tycen Anderson, Denver’s focus was locked in on resigning players from their AFC Championship roster.

The mock drafts are in full force with the 2026 NFL Draft approaching, and the Denver Broncos' own roster needs could not be more obvious.

The Denver Broncos are approaching their third draft weekend without a first-round pick in the past five years. As the team's decision-makers have been ensconced in what general manager George Paton affectionately called "the dungeon,

Despite not having a first round pick in the 2026 NFL draft, NFL analyst Brian Baldinger believes there is a prospect to keep an eye on if you're the Denver Broncos. "Keep an eye, if (the Broncos) stay at [pick] 62,

The Denver Broncos still need a running back, and there are some intriguing players where they'll be selecting.