Broncos Draft Safeties for Depth, Value

On March 23rd, the Denver Broncos face an uncertainty at safety heading into the draft, especially

with Brandon Jones' future in question after a tough injury year.

They lost PJ locked of free agency and need depth, but replacing a starter is tougher than

adding a backup.

With the market heating up after the Rams' resigned Cameron Curle, prices for mid-tier

free agents could skyrocket.

That pushes Denver toward the draft for value, even without a first round or third round pick

after trading for wide receiver Jaylen Waddle.

Trades could shake things up, and experts see good fits next to strong safety, Talonoa,

Hufanga in their system.

Fans and analysts are buzzing about versatile prospects who bring ball skills and coverage

shops.

Early targets like Toledo's Emanuel McNeil Warren offer all-around playmaking while

LSU's AJJ.

Housey shines as a hash safety, who handled the box in deep field like a Mini Durwin

James.

Mid-round options include South Carolina's Jaylen Kilgore for secondary flexibility and

TCU's Bud Clark, whose instincts lead to picks despite some durability flags.

Later rounds bring depth pieces like Indiana's Louis Moore for Specialteens Reliability

and Kansas State's BJ Payne as a nickel-match-up guy.

As the draft nears, these prospects could shore up the Bronkel's back end without breaking

the bank, giving Sean Payne more defensive options to build.

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