Denver Broncos 2020 mock draft: Plenty of options picking 15th

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Hakeem Adeniji has the type of versatility the Denver Broncos need from an OL prospect. (Photo by Tim Warner/Getty Images) /

Fourth round, first pick

Perhaps the most underrated left tackle prospect in this class, Hakeem Adeniji was a longtime starter for the Kansas Jayhawks, and the fact that he played football at a school better known for its basketball program could be to the Broncos’ benefit.

Adeniji is slick with his footwork and has excellent length as a 6-foot-5, 300-pound tackle who has also been called upon to play some guard in his time at Kansas.

He also flipped over and played right tackle for a spell early in his career.

The Broncos obviously need depth on the offensive line. They also need talent. This is such a deep class and if a player like Adeniji is going to be available in the third or fourth round, that’s a huge win for the Broncos. I would even swap him out for Winfield in this draft, or make sure he’s a Bronco and take him at any point in round three if you have to.

He just happened to be here in round four in this scenario, and that is a huge win. I think he’s got starter potential.

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