Broncos' Bishop Mock: Kyle Louis at 62

On March 29th, Dynasty nerds Bobby Bishop just dropped his latest three-round mock-draft for the 2026 NFL season.

After the Broncos traded for Jalen Waddle, they are down to one pick in the first three rounds, number 62 overall in round two.

Bishop slots them taking Pitt's Kyle Lewis, a hybrid linebacker safety who brings serious playmaking heat.

That Waddle deals shook up their board big time, leaving Denver light on early selections but focused on key spots.

Louis checks in his six-speed tall, 220 pounds, and lit up the combine with a 4.5 340 yard dash and a 1.5 8 10 yard split.

Fans and analysts are buzzing because Louis dominated college with 179 tackles over his last two seasons at Pitt.

He also notched 10 sex, six picks, including one pick, six and two force fumbles, showing he can flip games from the back end.

Meanwhile, Denver's linebacker room needs fresh legs soon.

Alex Singleton turns 33 in December, and Justin Strinnett hits 30 in August, so grabbing a versatile guy like Louis lines up perfect for.

The future.

Broncos holds seven total picks in that Pittsburgh draft from April 23 to 25, giving them ammo to build around their new weapons.