The Denver Broncos made four trades and six selections during the 2019 NFL draft. Denver traded down in the first round to land a tight end, traded up in the second round to land a quarterback, swapped late-round picks with the San Francisco 49ers to land linebacker Dakota Watson and traded away their final picks to land a wide receiver in the sixth round.
Broncos general manager John Elway did an excellent job to move up and down the draft board to land as many impact players as possible. Perhaps most notably, the team landed the No. 1 quarterback on their draft board.
Here’s a look at the team’s 2019 NFL draft class:
1st Round: TE Noah Fant
2nd Round: OL Dalton Risner
2nd Round: QB Drew Lock
3rd Round: DL Dre’Mont Jones
5th Round: LB Justin Hollins
6th Round: WR Juwann Winfree
Now that the draft is over, the Broncos will fill their 90-man offseason roster by signing undrafted free agents. Notable college free agents that have signed with Denver in years past include cornerback Chris Harris and running back Phillip Lindsay. Both of those players made the Pro Bowl in 2018.
We’re tracking all of the Broncos’ UDFA signings on this page.
