Denver Broncos Mock Draft: Doubling up at multiple positions

The Denver Broncos need some help on both sides of the ball. In this mock draft, we double-dip at multiple positions.

What positions will the Denver Broncos choose to add in the 2020 NFL Draft? Part of the answer to that question is what will happen in the selections leading up to their picks.

Denver is in need of adding some wide receivers, a cornerback or two, as well as filling the voids left by some free agents that are (more than likely) heading out the door.

The Broncos don’t tend to stick to one side of the ball in the first round. What I mean is, they have selected tackle Garett Bolles, outside linebacker Bradley Chubb, and tight end Noah Fant with their last three first-round selections.

Last year, the Broncos seemed to have a plan. That plan involved Missouri quarterback Drew Lock, who they took in the second round. The other picks were:

1st rd: TE Noah Fant
2nd rd: OL Dalton Risner
3rd rd: DL Dre’Mont Jones
5th rd: LB Justin Hollins
6th rd: WR Juwann Winfree

That’s three out of five players on offense. Now, in Lock’s first full year of being the starting quarterback, the Broncos need a plan. That plan should be to continue to help Lock out.

Something to keep in mind with this mock draft is that each of these selections were made with the original selections. There is absolutely zero moving up or down.

Whether it be early on, or just whenever, I think that is the most important thing, while also continuing to fill the needs left by some departing players.

NOTE: The Broncos no longer have pick No.127 (4th round), the pick they got in the Emmanuel Sanders trade.

Without further ado, here is my very first NFL mock draft.