Broncos 7-round mock draft: What if Robby Anderson is signed?

Third round

This pick has been made in conjunction with a smaller receiver in other Broncos mock drafts, but I really like the idea of Pittman coming to the Broncos and joining the likes of Courtland Sutton and, in this scenario, Robby Anderson.

Pittman is more than just a big-bodied receiver. He’s actually quite refined as an all-around receiver and for a 6-foot-5 player, he really excels after the catch.

Just like his dad, Pittman is physical and strong, and he rarely loses at the catch point.

There are some questions about Charles’ consistency, but his good reps are really, really good. At worst, I think this is a year one swing tackle with starting potential as early as 2020, and beyond that, I think he’s clearly a candidate to compete for the starting job.

His athleticism and ability to mirror in pass protection is outstanding, and he had a huge year protecting Joe Burrow’s blind side in 2019 at LSU.

Although Ojemudia is not going to light the track on fire at the 2020 Scouting Combine, he could be the ideal fit for Denver’s defense under Vic Fangio as one of the best zone corners in the class as well as one of the top players at his position in run support.

Ojemudia is instinctive and aggressive, and while he’s not the most athletically gifted, he’s going to make plays in a zone defense predicated on getting home with a four- or five-man rush. He picked off six passes over the last two years at Iowa.