After finishing the 2019 season with a 7-9 record, the Denver Broncos are scheduled to select 15th overall in the 2020 NFL draft. Because the league has not yet announced compensatory selections, we don’t know the exact order of the team’s remaining picks, but we do know the rounds.
Here’s when Denver is scheduled to select in April’s draft:
Round 1: Own pick (15th overall)
Round 2: Own pick
Round 3: Own pick
Round 3: via Pittsburgh Steelers
Round 3: via San Francisco 49ers
Round 4: own pick
Round 4: via San Franciso 49ers
Round 6: via Washington Redskins
Round 7: via New England Patriots
The Broncos have nine picks — including seven in the first four rounds — and that number could increase after the league hands out compensatory selections later this offseason. Denver might receive a late-round comp pick for losing offensive lineman Billy Turner during 2019 free agency.
Broncos general manager John Elway will also have plenty of 2020 salary cap space so the looming offseason could be an exciting time in Denver.
The 2020 NFL draft will take place in Las Vegas from April 23-25.
