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Denver is narrowing its 2026 draft focus to about 25 targets for the first two rounds, per The Athletic.
The Broncos may address linebacker needs early, with CJ Allen among potential fits for the No. 30 pick.
Wide receiver additions could be a major draft swing, with Makai Lemon and Germie Bernard cited as prime targets.
Offensive line depth is also a focus, with Freeling and Bisontis among potential early-round targets.
Denver could pursue a veteran tight end in free agency to pair with Evan Engram before drafting further.
The article notes potential Day 2 targets like Eli Stowers and Max Klare as players Denver could consider in rounds 2 or 3.
The piece highlights turnover creation as a priority in Paton’s plan for the upcoming offseason.
The board considers both positional needs and Brugler’s top 100 rankings to guide selections.
Denver’s current free-agent landscape may influence draft strategy, with potential re-signings and cap considerations.
The Denver draft plan aims to build future starters, not just immediate depth, per the assessment of the 2026 class.

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Jets reportedly weighing multiple quarterback options for 2026, including veterans and young signal-callers.
Jarrett Stidham is highlighted as a potential option due to a prior connection with the Jets' GM.
The article suggests the Jets may prefer two veterans as backups or stop-gap starters.
Fields remains in the discussion as a potential quarterback for the Jets, highlighting his upside and youth.
The piece notes that the quarterback market is fluid, with several options discussed for the Jets.
The article mentions Tyrod Taylor leaving in free agency and questions about Brady Cook’s status as an undrafted rookie in 2025.
The analysis emphasizes cost considerations over pursuing big-name free agents.
The report notes the Jets could upgrade QB with players like Fields if used correctly.
The article frames the QB decision as pivotal to how the Jets address 2026.
The piece references potential external names like Derek Carr and Malik Willis in discussions as options.

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The Broncos should let Trautman hit free agency and pursue a true Y tight end to improve inline blocking and receiving.
Cade Otton is identified as the top in-line blocker option for the Broncos.
David Njoku is offered as a viable alternative due to improved in-line blocking and receiving threat.
The article highlights potential draft options at tight end for mid-to-late rounds.
The piece notes that Trautman, while a leader, has limitations in blocking and receiving.
The article frames free agency timing, noting March 11 as the start of FA with legal tampering two days earlier.
The analysis points to potential re-signing of Adkins if Trautman is not retained.
The piece emphasizes the Broncos' need to improve at tight end for better run-game and receiving balance.
The article cites Payton-era locker room culture as a positive, but not sufficient for on-field success.
The piece weighs in on the potential of re-signing Trautman versus pursuing upgrades via free agency or the draft.

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