Denver Broncos: AFC West rookies who will be problematic

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LB Kenneth Murray, Los Angeles Chargers

Kenneth Murray can be very dangerous, as he will be able to keep offensive lines busy. In the case of him being a Charger, this will be very good for Joey Bosa and Melvin Ingram.

The Broncos added some pieces to their offensive line this offseason and in the NFL Draft, but will it be enough to keep all of the Chargers’ pass rushers in check? I really don’t think so. Despite another year in Mike Munchak’s system, this will be one of the bigger challenges they will have to face for many years to come.

When he is in coverage, however, the Broncos could have a chance against him. By using Melvin Gordon and Phillip Lindsay in some play-action, the team could be able to fool him.

The Chargers, in my opinion, would be smart to send him on blitzes. Especially against a young quarterback, the threat of a blitz could be a problem.

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