Denver Broncos 2020 NFL Draft Release

2020 DENVER BRONCOS DRAFT

BRONCOS SETTOMAKE10 SELECTIONS IN 2020 NFL DRAFT

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The 85th NFLDraft will start on Thursday, April 23, at 6 p.m. MDT, kicking off in primetime for the 11th consecutive year.

The Denver Broncos enter the 2020 NFLDraft with a total of 10 selections--four of their own picks, three compensatory picks and three choices acquired via trade.

Overall, Denver is set to make one selection on Thursday, April 23, four picks on Friday, April 24, and five choices on Saturday, April 25.

2020 NFL DRAFT - QUICK FACTS

What: When:

85th Annual NFL Player Selection Meeting

Thursday, April 23, 6-9:30 p.m. MDT (Rd. 1) Friday, April 24, 5-9:30 p.m.MDT (Rds. 2-3) Saturday, April 25, 10 a.m.-5 p.m.MDT (Rds. 4-7)

Television: NFL Network, ESPN and ABC will televise the draft on all three days.

Radio: KOA (850 AM/94.1 FM) will broadcast live remotely

Selections: There will be 255 selections

Time Limits: Round 1: 10 minutes

R ound 2: 7 minutes

R ounds 3-6: 5 minutes

R ound 7 (& all compensatory picks): 4 minutes Information: The 2020 NFL Draft page can be found by visiting

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2020 DENVER BRONCOS DRAFT CHOICES (10)

Round First Second Third Third Third Fourth Fifth Sixth Seventh Seventh

Overall # 15 46 77 83 95 118 178 181 252 254

Round#

How Acquired

15

Own Pick

14

Own Pick

13

Own Pick

19

From Pittsburgh

31

From San Francisco

12

Own Pick

33

Compensatory

2

From Washington

38

Compensatory

40

Compensatory

DENVER BRONCOS NFL DRAFT CONTACTS:

Patrick Smyth (303) 883-3372 patrick.smyth@broncos. ErichSchubert (303) 726-9432 erich.schubert@broncos. Seth Medvin (720) 391-4033 seth.medvin@broncos. Aspen Odom (720) 415-2276 aspen.odom@broncos.

Press Conferences: President of Football Operations/General Manager John Elway and Head Coach Vic Fangio will meet the press at the conclusion of each day of the draft, including in a postdraft news conference on Saturday, April 25. The press conferences will take place via Zoom video conferencing. The pre-draft press conference will take place on Monday, April 20 (more information will be sent out when available).

Draft Pick Media Availability: Conference calls or video conferences with Broncos draft picks will take place shortly after the player is selected.

Draft Materials: Player biographies, press conference transcripts, draft notes, selection sheets and league releases will be provided during the draft and e-mailed to the press. All of these materials will be posted in .PDF format on the Broncos' media website, http:// media.draft, shortly after each selection.

2020 DRAFT PICKS TRADED/ACQUIRED

The Broncos turned their seven original 2020 draft choices (one in each of the seven rounds) into 10 selections through several trades.

2020 DRAFT CHOICES TRADED

Round (Ovr.) Trade

4 (137)

Traded to Jacksonville in exchange for CB A.J. Bouye

during the 2020 offseason

5 (156)

Traded to San Francisco as part of WR Emmanuel

Sanders deal in 2019

6 (195)

Traded to New England as part of CB Duke Dawson deal

in 2019

7 (229)

Traded to Washington as part of QB Case Keenum deal

in 2019

7 (237)*

Traded to Tennessee in exchange for DL Jurrell Casey

during the 2020 offseason

*Pick was originally acquired from New England as part of CB Duke Dawson deal

Round (Ovr.) 3 (83)

3 (95)

6 (181)

2020 DRAFT CHOICES ACQUIRED

Transaction Acquired from Pittsburgh during the first round of the 2019 NFL Draft Acquired from San Francisco as part of WR Emmanuel Sanders deal in 2019 Acquired from Washington as part of QB Case Keenum deal in 2019

Item

Page

2020 draft picks traded/acquired. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

John Elway draft history. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

Broncos history at No. 15 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

Broncos in the first round and Top 15. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-4

Broncos with five Top 100 picks. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

History of selections at each current Broncos pick . . . . . . . 3-6

Most Broncos picks by round/position . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

Highest/most recent Broncos draft picks at each position. . . . 7-8

I Item. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page Broncos success in the NFL Draft. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

N Pro Bowl Broncos drafted . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 Broncos draft steals. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

D In-state Broncos draft picks. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 Same-school Broncos draft picks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

E Broncos players drafted by school. . . . . . . . . . . . 11-17 Broncos picks-by-year chart . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18

X All-time Broncos drafts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19-21

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JOHN ELWAY'S DRAFT PICKS

The 70 draft choices made by Broncos President of Football Operations/General Manager John Elway during the last seven years have combined to play 2,246 games and make 1,150 starts in the regular season (111 GP / 59 GS in the postseason) for the Broncos.

Note: Bolded players are still with Denver

2019 BRONCOS DRAFT SELECTIONS & GP/GS WITH DENVER

Reg. Season Postseason

Player

Pos. Rd. (Ovr.) GP GS GP GS

Noah Fant

TE 1 (20)

16 11 0 0

Dalton Risner

OL 2 (41)

16 16 0 0

Drew Lock

QB 2 (42)

5

5

0 0

Dre'Mont Jones

DE 3 (71)

14

1

0 0

Justin Hollins

OLB 5 (156) 15

0

0 0

Juwann Winfree

WR 6 (187)

3

0

0 0

Totals

69 33 0 0

2018 BRONCOS DRAFT SELECTIONS & GP/GS WITH DENVER

Reg. Season Postseason

Player

Pos. Rd. (Ovr.) GP GS GP GS

Bradley Chubb

OLB 1 (5)

20 20 0 0

Courtland Sutton

WR 2 (40)

32 23 0 0

Royce Freeman

RB 3 (71)

30

8

0 0

Isaac Yiadom

CB 3 (99)

29

9

0 0

Josey Jewell

ILB 4 (106) 31 12 0 0

DaeSean Hamilton

WR 4 (113) 30

7

0 0

Troy Fumagalli

TE 5 (156) 11

5

0 0

Sam Jones

G/C 6 (183)

5

0

0 0

Keishawn Bierria

ILB 6 (217) 20

0

0 0

David Williams

RB 7 (226)

0

0

0 0

Totals

208 84 0 0

2017 BRONCOS DRAFT SELECTIONS & GP/GS WITH DENVER

Reg. Season Postseason

Player

Pos. Rd. (Ovr.) GP GS GP GS

Garett Bolles

T

1 (20)

48 48 0 0

DeMarcus Walker

DE 2 (51)

23

1

0 0

Carlos Henderson

WR 3 (82)

0

0

0 0

Brendan Langley

CB 3 (101) 16

0

0 0

Jake Butt

TE 5 (145)

3

3

0 0

Isaiah McKenzie

WR 5 (172) 12

0

0 0

De'Angelo Henderson RB 6 (203)

5

0

0 0

Chad Kelly

QB 7 (253)

1

0

0 0

Totals

108 52 0 0

2016 BRONCOS DRAFT SELECTIONS & GP/GS WITH DENVER

Reg. Season Postseason

Player

Pos. Rd. (Ovr.) GP GS GP GS

Paxton Lynch

QB 1 (26)

5

4

0 0

Adam Gotsis

DE 2 (63)

57 28 0 0

Justin Simmons

S

3 (98)

58 48 0 0

Devontae Booker

RB 4 (136) 61

6

0 0

Connor McGovern

G

5 (144) 47 36

0 0

Andy Janovich

FB 6 (176) 50 19 0 0

Will Parks

S

6 (219) 62 15 0 0

Riley Dixon

P

7 (228) 32

0 00

Totals

372 156 0 0

ELWAY'S DRAFT PICKS, cont.

2015 BRONCOS DRAFT SELECTIONS & GP/GS WITH DENVER

Reg. Season Postseason

Player

Pos. Rd. (Ovr.) GP GS GP GS

Shane Ray

LB 1 (23)

49 15 3 0

Ty Sambrailo

T

2 (59)

13

7 00

Jeff Heuerman

TE 3 (92)

51 29 0 0

Max Garcia

C

4 (133) 57 41

3 0

Lorenzo Doss

CB 5 (164) 15

0

0 0

Darius Kilgo

NT 6 (203) 18

0

0 0

Trevor Siemian

QB 7 (250) 26 24 0 0

Taurean Nixon

CB 7 (251)

2

0 00

Josh Furman

S

7 (252)

0

0 00

Totals

231 116 6 0

2014 BRONCOS DRAFT SELECTIONS & GP/GS WITH DENVER

Reg. Season Postseason

Player

Pos. Rd. (Ovr.) GP GS GP GS

Bradley Roby

CB 1 (31)

79 29 4 0

Cody Latimer

WR 2 (56)

45

3 30

Michael Schofield

T

3 (95)

29 29 3 3

Lamin Barrow

LB 5 (156) 16

1

1 0

Matt Paradis

C

6 (207) 57 57

3 3

Corey Nelson

LB 7 (242) 53

5

4 0

Totals

279 124 18 6

2013 BRONCOS DRAFT SELECTIONS & GP/GS WITH DENVER

Reg. Season Postseason

Player

Pos. Rd. (Ovr.) GP GS GP GS

Sylvester Williams

NT 1 (28)

60 48 7 6

Montee Ball

RB 2 (58)

21

3 30

Kayvon Webster

CB 3 (90)

54

2 70

Quanterus Smith

DE 5 (146) 15

0

0 0

Tavarres King

WR 5 (161)

0

0 00

Vinston Painter

T

6 (173)

0

0 00

Zac Dysert

QB 7 (234)

0

0 00

Totals

150 53 17 6

2012 BRONCOS DRAFT SELECTIONS & GP/GS WITH DENVER

Reg. Season Postseason

Player

Pos. Rd. (Ovr.) GP GS GP GS

Derek Wolfe

DE 2 (36) 108 108 5 5

Brock Osweiler

QB 2 (57)

27 11 0 0

Ronnie Hillman

RB 3 (67)

48 14 5 2

Omar Bolden

CB 4 (101) 56

1

6 0

Philip Blake

C

4 (108)

0

0 00

Malik Jackson

DE 5 (137) 62 24 8 7

Danny Trevathan

LB 6 (188) 50 32 7 6

Totals

351 190 31 20

2011 BRONCOS DRAFT SELECTIONS & GP/GS WITH DENVER

Reg. Season Postseason

Player

Pos. Rd. (Ovr.) GP GS GP GS

Von Miller

LB 1 (2)

135 135 7 7

Rahim Moore

S

2 (45)

57 48 3 2

Orlando Franklin

T

2 (46)

63 63 7 7

Nate Irving

LB 3 (67)

54 12 6 3

Quinton Carter

S

4 (108) 30 10

2 2

Julius Thomas

TE 4 (129) 36 25 4 3

Mike Mohamed

LB 6 (189)

3

0 00

Virgil Green

TE 7 (204) 100 49 10 3

Jeremy Beal

DE 7 (247)

0

0 00

Totals

478 342 39 27

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BRONCOS SLATED TO PICK AT NO. 15 FOR FIFTH TIME BRONCOS ALL-TIME FIRST-ROUND PICKS (SINCE 1967)

The Broncos are scheduled to pick at No. 15 in the NFL Draft for the fifth time, the most for a single first-round pick (No. 20, 4x) in franchise history. Denver's success drafting at No. 15 includes three players who each played at least 100 career games and spent their entire careers with the team (G Tom Glassic, 1976; S Dennis Smith, 1981; LB John Mobley, 1996).

The No. 15 selection netted Ring of Famer and

six-time Pro Bowler Smith (1981-94) as well as

two-time Super Bowl Champion and 1997 first-

team All-Pro Mobley (1996-2003). Cornerback Year Ovr.

Deltha O'Neal (2000-03)--a Pro Bowler in his 1967 6

second season with Denver in 2001--and Glassic 1970 11

(1976-83), who appeared in 105 games with the Broncos during 1971 12

the course of his eight-year career, were also selected at No. 15. 1972 5

The No. 15 pick is the only selection in team history to lead to three players earning at least one Pro Bowl/All-Pro recognition. Only one other pick in team history has led to multiple Pro Bowlers/ All-Pros (No. 40, WR Courtland Sutton/LB Ian Gold).

1973 1974 1975 1976 1977

9 14 17 15 18

Below is a look at Denver's history at No. 15.

1978 27

BRONCOS NO. 15 OVERALL DRAFT SELECTIONS

1979 22

Reg. Season Postseason 1981 15

Player

Pos. School

Yr.

GP

GP

1982 21

Tom Glassic G Virgina

1976

105

6

1983 4

Dennis Smith* S Southern Cal. 1981

184

12

1985 26

John Mobley* LB Kutztown 1996

105

9

1987 27

Deltha O'Neal* CB California 2000

61

1

1988 26

*- denotes Pro Bowl or All-Pro player as a Bronco

1989 20

Below is a look at the last 10 players selected with the 15th overall 1991 4

pick in the NFL Draft.

1992 25

Broncos running back Melvin Gordon was drafted in that slot by 1993 11

San Diego in 2015. Gordon along with defensive end Jason Pierre- 1996 15

Paul (NYG, 2010), guard/center Mike Pouncey (Mia., 2011) and 1997 28

linebacker Ryan Shazier (Pit., 2014) each earned at least two Pro 1998 30

Bowl nods with their original teams after being selected 15th overall. 1999 31

LAST 10 NFL DRAFT CHOICES AT NO. 15 OVERALL

2000 15

Year Team

Player

Pos.

School 2001 24

2019 Washington Dwayne Haskins

QB

Ohio State 2002 19

2018 Oakland

Kolton Miller

T

UCLA 2003 20

2017 Indianapolis Malik Hooker

S

Ohio State 2004 17

2016 N.Y. Giants Corey Coleman

WR

Baylor 2006 11

2015 San Diego Melvin Gordon*

RB

2014 Pittsburgh Ryan Shazier*

LB

2013 New Orleans Kenny Vaccaro

S

2012 Seattle

Bruce Irvin

DE

2011 Miami

Mike Pouncey*

G

2010 N.Y. Giants Jason Pierre-Paul* DE

Wisconsin 2007 17

Ohio State Texas

West Virginia Florida

2008 2009 2009

12 12 18

South Florida 2010 22

*- denotes Pro Bowl player

2010 25

There have been 15 players selected at No. 15 who went on to be named to at least two Pro Bowls or one All-Pro First Team. In addition to Gordon, Mobley, O'Neal and Smith, players with Broncos ties represented on this list include wide receiver Anthony Miller.

2011 2013 2014 2015 2016

2 28 31 23 26

The 15th overall pick in common era NFLDraft (since 1967) also 2017 20

produced future Pro Football Hall of Famer and former Notre Dame 2018 5

defensive tackle Alan Page (Min., 1967).

2019 20

Name

Pos.

Floyd Little

HB

Bob Anderson

RB

Marv Montgomery T

Riley Odoms

TE

Otis Armstrong RB

Randy Gradishar LB

Louis Wright

CB

Tom Glassic

G

Steve Schindler

G

Don Latimer

DT

Kelvin Clark

T

Dennis Smith

S

Gerald Willhite

RB

Chris Hinton

G

Steve Sewell

RB

Ricky Nattiel

WR

Ted Gregory

NT

Steve Atwater

S

Mike Croel

LB

Tommy Maddox QB

Dan Williams

DE

John Mobley

LB

Trevor Pryce

DT

Marcus Nash

WR

Al Wilson

LB

Deltha O'Neal

CB

Willie Middlebrooks CB

Ashley Lelie

WR

George Foster

T

D.J. Williams

LB

Jay Cutler

QB

Jarvis Moss

DE

Ryan Clady

T

Knowshon Moreno RB

Robert Ayers

DE

Demaryius Thomas WR

Tim Tebow

QB

Von Miller

LB

Sylvester Williams DT

Bradley Roby

CB

Shane Ray

LB

Paxton Lynch

QB

Garett Bolles

T

Bradley Chubb OLB

Noah Fant

TE

School Syracuse Colorado Southern Calif. Houston

Purdue Ohio State San Jose State

Virginia Boston College

Miami (Fla.) Nebraska

Southern Calif. San Jose State Northwestern

Oklahoma Florida

Syracuse Arkansas Nebraska

UCLA Toledo Kutztown Clemson Tennessee Tennessee California Minnesota Hawaii Georgia Miami (Fla.) Vanderbilt Florida Boise State Georgia Tennessee Georgia Tech Florida Texas A&M North Carolina Ohio State Missouri Memphis

Utah N.C. State

Iowa

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HIGHEST BRONCOS DRAFT PICKS

If the Broncos select with their slated No. 15 overall selection in the 2020 NFL Draft, it will be tied for the 15th-highest draft pick in team history during the modern draft era.

Top 15 picks in franchise history have included 10 offensive players and five defensive players, including Pro Football Hall of Fame running back Floyd Little and guard Chris Hinton, who was traded to the Baltimore Colts for Pro Football Hall of Fame quarterback John Elway following the 1983 NFL Draft.

Denver's highest draft choice was linebacker Von Miller, who was selected by the club with the No. 2 overall pick in 2011 from Texas A&M. Miller, the MVP of Super Bowl 50, was named to the NFL's All-Decade Team for the 2010s after leading the entire NFL with 112.5 overall sacks during the decade.

Year 2011 1991 1983 2018 1972 1967 1973 2006 1993 1970 2009 2008 1971 1974

HIGHEST BRONCOS DRAFT PICKS (SINCE 1967)

Overall Name

Pos.

College

2

Von Miller

LB

Texas A&M

4

Mike Croel

LB

Nebraska

4

Chris Hinton

G

Northwestern

5

Bradley Chubb

OLB

N.C. State

5

Riley Odoms

TE

Houston

6

Floyd Little

HB

Syracuse

9

Otis Armstrong

RB

Purdue

11

Jay Cutler

QB

Vanderbilt

11

Dan Williams

DE

Toledo

11

Bob Anderson

RB

Colorado

12

Knowshon Moreno

RB

Georgia

12

Ryan Clady

T

Boise State

12

Marv Montgomery

T

So. California

14

Randy Gradishar

LB

Ohio State

BRONCOS HISTORY DRAFTING IN THE TEENS

Denver has picked in the teens (13-19) 11 times during the modern draft era. In addition to the team's success at No. 15 (see page 3), the Broncos selected Ring of Famers linebacker Randy Gradishar (No. 14 - 1974, Ohio State) and cornerback Louis Wright (No. 17 - 1975, San Jose State) when drafting in the teens.

Gradishar, who was scheduled to announce one of Denver's Day 2 picks live from the NFL Draft in Las Vegas, is a three-time Pro Football Hall of Fame finalist (2003, `08, `19 - Centennial Class).

Year 1974 1975 1981 1996 2000 1975 2004 2007 1977 2009 2002

BRONCOS DRAFT PICKS, No. 13-19 (SINCE 1967)

Overall Name

Pos.

College

14

Randy Gradishar

LB

Ohio State

15

Tom Glassic

G

Virgina

15

Dennis Smith

S

Southern Cal.

15

John Mobley

LB

Kutztown (Pa.)

15

Deltha O'Neal

CB

California

17

Louis Wright

DB

San Jose St.

17

D.J. Williams

LB

Miami (Fla.)

17

Jarvis Moss

DE

Florida

18

Steve Schindler

G

Boston College

18

Robert Ayers

DE

Tennessee

19

Ashley Lelie

WR

Hawaii

BRONCOS OWN FIVE PICKS IN THE TOP 100 & THREE THIRD-ROUND SELECTIONS

Denver owns five top-100 picks, including three third-round picks, entering the 2020 NFL Draft. If the team uses all five picks, it would mark the first time in the Elway draft era (2011-pres.) and the third time since the league expanded to 32 teams in 2002 that the Broncos make five top-100 picks (2009 & 2010 drafts).

If the Broncos use all three third-round selections (No. 77, 83 & 95), it would mark the second time Denver drafted three players in the third round since 2015 when they drafted defensive back Karl Paymah (Wash. St., No. 76), defensive back Domonique Foxworth (Maryland, No. 97) and running back Maurice Clarett (Ohio State, No. 101).

FIVE BRONCOS DRAFTED SAME DRAFT, TOP 100 PICKS (SINCE 2002)

Year Overall (Rd.) Name

Pos.

College

2010 22 (1)

Demaryius Thomas WR

Georgia Tech

2010 25 (1)

Tim Tebow

QB

Florida

2010 45 (2)

Zane Beadles

G

Utah

2010 80 (3)

J.D. Walton

C

Baylor

2010 87 (3)

Eric Decker

WR

Minnesota

2009 12 (1)

Knowshon Moreno RB

Georgia

2009 18 (1)

Robert Ayers

DE

Tennessee

2009 37 (2)

Alphonso Smith DB

Wake Forest

2009 48 (2)

Darcel McBath

DB

Texas Tech

2009 64 (2)

Richard Quinn

TE

North Carolina

BRONCOS AT NO. 46 (SECOND ROUND)

Denver is slated to make its second selection at No. 46, a position it has drafted from twice in the common draft era (since 1967), picking Miami (Fla.) tackle Orlando Franklin in 2011 and Mississippi defensive end Andre Townsend in 1984.

Franklin started 63 regular-season games (47 at RT; 16 at LG) and seven postseason games (6 at RT; 1 at LG) during his four years as a Bronco (2011-14). He started at right tackle for Denver in Super Bowl XLVIII.

Townsend appeared in 104 regular-season games, 10 postseason games and three Super Bowls (XXI, XXII & XXIV) during his seven-year career (1984-90) with the Broncos. He finished his career with 22 sacks and six fumble recoveries.

Below is a look at the last 10 players selected with the 46th overall pick in the NFL Draft.

Year 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010

LAST 10 NFL DRAFT CHOICES AT NO. 46 OVERALL

Team

Player

Pos.

School

Cleveland Greedy Williams

CB

LSU

Kansas City Breeland Speaks

DE

Mississippi

Indianapolis Quincy Wilson

CB

Florida

Detroit

A'Shawn Robinson DT

Alabama

San Francisco Jaquiski Tartt

S

Samford

Pittsburgh Stephon Tuitt

DE

Notre Dame

Buffalo

Kiko Alonso

LB

Oregon

Philadelphia Mychal Kendricks LB

California

Denver

Orlando Franklin T

Miami (Fla.)

N.Y. Giants Linval Joseph

DT

East Carolina

The 46th overall pick in the NFLDraft also produced Pro Football Hall of Famers Sonoma State guard Larry Allen (Dal., 1994) and Kent State linebacker Jack Lambert (Pit., 1974).

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BRONCOS AT NO. 77 (THIRD ROUND)

Denver's third selection in the 2020 NFL Draft comes at No. 77, a position it has selected once during the modern draft era.

In 1979, the Broncos selected Grambling State nose tackle Bruce Radford in the third round. He played one season with Denver.

Below is a look at the last 10 players selected with the 77th overall pick in the NFL Draft. Among the players selected at No. 77 during this time is Broncos defensive lineman Jurrell Casey (Southern Cal.), who was drafted by Tennessee in 2011 and was named to five consecutive Pro Bowls (2015-19) as a member of the Titans.

Year 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010

LAST 10 NFL DRAFT CHOICES AT NO. 77 OVERALL

Team

Player

Pos.

School

New England Chase Winovich

DE

Michigan

Cincinnati Sam Hubbard

DE

Ohio State

Carolina

Daeshon Hall

DE

Texas A&M

Carolina

Daryl Worley

CB

West Virginia

Cleveland Duke Johnson

RB

Miami (Fla.)

San Francisco Chris Borland

LB

Wisconsin

Miami

Dallas Thomas

T

Tennessee

N.Y. Jets Demario Davis

LB

Arkansas St.

Tennessee Jurrell Casey

DT

Southern Cal.

Tennessee Damian Williams

WR

Southern Cal.

The 77th overall pick in the NFLDraft also produced Pro Football Hall of Fame defensive end Elvin Bathea, who was selected by the Houston Oilers in 1968.

BRONCOS AT NO. 83 (THIRD ROUND)

Denver's fourth selection in the 2020 NFL Draft comes at No. 83, a pick that was acquired in a trade with Pittsburgh during the first round of the 2019 NFL Draft. In the trade, Denver acquired the No. 20 pick (Iowa TE Noah Fant), the No. 52 pick (traded to Cincinnati) and a 2020 third-round pick in exchange for the No. 10 pick (Michigan LB Devin Bush).

The Broncos have never selected at No. 83. Below is a look at the last 10 players selected with the 83rd overall pick in the NFL Draft.

Year 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010

LAST 10 NFL DRAFT CHOICES AT NO. 83 OVERALL

Team

Player

Pos.

School

Pittsburgh Justin Layne

CB

Michigan State

Baltimore Orlando Brown

T

Oklahoma

New England Derek Rivers

DE

Youngstown State

N.Y. Jets Jordan Jenkins

OLB

Georgia

San Diego Craig Mager

CB

Texas State

Houston

Louis Nix

DT

Notre Dame

New England Logan Ryan

DB

Rutgers

Cincinnati Mohamed Sanu

WR

Rutgers

N.Y. Giants Jerrel Jernigan

WR

Troy

Atlanta

Corey Peters

DT

Kentucky

The 83rd overall pick in the NFL Draft also produced Stanford wide receiver Ed McCaffrey (NYG, 1991), a three-time Super Bowl champion and 1998 Pro Bowler as a Bronco. McCaffrey played the final nine seasons of his career in Denver, and he currently ranks in the top five in franchise annals in receptions (462 - 5th), receiving yards (6,200 - 5th) and receiving touchdowns (46 - 5th).

BRONCOS AT NO. 95 (THIRD ROUND)

Denver's fifth overall and third third-round selection in the 2020 NFL Draft comes at No. 95, a pick that was acquired from San Francisco as part of the wide receiver Emmanuel Sanders trade in 2019. The Broncos have twice made a pick at No. 95 in the common draft era (since 1967).

Denver drafted Ring of Fame wide receiver and NFL All-Decade (1970s - first team, 1980s - second team) returner Rick Upchurch with the 95th pick (4th Rd.) of the 1975 NFL Draft. Upchurch was selected to four Pro Bowls during his nine-year NFL career--all as a Bronco (1975-83)--and still holds all of the team's major punt return and total return touchdowns (8) records.

In 2015, the Broncos drafted Michigan offensive lineman Michael Schofield. He started 29 games over two seasons and was Denver's starting right tackle in its Super Bowl 50 win over Carolina.

Below is a look at the last 10 players selected with the 95th overall pick in the NFL Draft. Among the players selected at No. 95 during this time is Broncos guard Graham Glasgow (Michigan), who was drafted by Detroit in 2016. He is the only player in the NFL to start at least 14 games at each of the three interior offensive line positions over the last four years.

Year 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010

LAST 10 NFL DRAFT CHOICES AT NO. 95 OVERALL

Team

Player

Pos.

School

N.Y. Giants Oshane Ximines

DE

Old Dominion

San Francisco Tarvarius Moore

S

Southern Miss

Seattle

Delano Hill

S

Michigan

Detroit

Graham Glasgow C

Michigan

Washington Matt Jones

RB

Florida

Denver

Michael Schofield OL

Michigan

Houston

Sam Montgomery DE

LSU

Oakland

Tony Bergstrom

T

Utah

Pittsburgh Curtis Brown

DB

Texas

New Orleans Jimmy Graham

TE

Miami (Fla.)

BRONCOS AT NO. 118 (FOURTH ROUND)

Denver's sixth selection in the 2020 NFL Draft comes at No. 118, a pick it has made once before in the modern draft era (since 1967), taking Washington wide receiver Jim Kreig in 1972.

Below is a look at the last 10 players selected with the 118th overall pick in the NFL Draft.

Year 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010

LAST 10 NFL DRAFT CHOICES AT NO. 118 OVERALL

Team

Player

Pos.

School

New England Hjalte Froholdt

G

Arkansas

Baltimore Anthony Averett

CB

Alabama

Philadelphia Mack Hollins

WR

North Carolina

N.Y. Jets Juston Burris

CB North Carolina State

Kansas City Ramik Wilson

ILB

Georgia

Pittsburgh Martavis Bryant

WR

Clemson

Cincinnati Sean Porter

LB

Texas A&M

Minnesota Jarius Wright

WR

Arkansas

Kansas City Jalil Brown

DB

Colorado

Houston

Garrett Graham

TE

Wisconsin

The 118th pick in the NFL Draft also produced three Pro Bowlers: Memphis kicker Stephen Gostkowski (N.E., 2006), Washington quarterback Mark Brunell (G.B., 1993) and Wyoming running back Jim Kiick (Mia., 1968).

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