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That means that the Broncos must sort out their roster, and tweak some contracts. The veterans on the team that have large contracts are susceptible to being released.

An option to create cap space could be cutting the two veteran safeties. Believe me, I don’t want to see Brian Dawkins or Renaldo Hill go anywhere, but with the Broncos drafting two high profile safeties in Rahim Moore and Quinton Carter, it’s possible the team could start two rookie safeties.
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There is maybe no more entertaining part of the NFL off-season than the NFL Draft.  This year the Denver Broncos will be selecting with the second overall pick.  This is the highest selection that the franchise has ever had, and maybe as crucial a pick as well.  After completing a disappointing regular season, the Broncos will look to bounce back through the use of the Draft and free agency and there is no reason to think that they can’t do it. 

This mock will continue to be a work in progress as the Draft approaches.  Many different factors can effect a players draft status such as free agency, team interviews and combine results to name a few.  The mock will change as players are evaluated, interviewed and dissected.  This version is going to take a look at needs, and what players would best suit the team in its current situation. Continue reading this post