Denver Broncos mock offseason: 2020 free agency frenzy

This might just be greedy going after two receivers in round one, but with the free agent period we put together, unless the Broncos are staring a day one starter at left tackle in the face with their second-round pick, they should keep an open mind to a possibility like this one.

Although some have questions about dropped passes with Reagor, he’s shown over the course of his years at TCU that he’s outstanding at the catch point, and he’s also one of the best players in this draft in space.

Reagor is built like a running back and he’s physical after the catch like a running back.

He timed at 4.47 in the 40-yard dash at the Scouting Combine, but he plays more like he runs in the low 4.3 range and he even thought he would challenge for the fastest time of any player.

Reagor’s father, Montae, was a second-round pick of the Denver Broncos back in the 1999 NFL Draft. How crazy would it be if, two decades later, his son was selected by the same team in the same round?

Adding both Jeudy and Reagor to go with Courtland Sutton and Noah Fant in the passing game would re-ignite some excitement for the Denver Broncos’ offense going forward.

Jeudy is the NFL-ready guy whereas Reagor is the guy you just find ways to get the ball to in space.