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Hey everybody, this is your GM, your back row

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dom, this is your GM who currently is not on

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a team right now, but don't you worry about it.

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Kale here to bring you episode 17 of the Stack

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and Shed series. Now in this series, we're covering

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all 32 teams, so everybody gets a chance to be

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talked about, all right? Now in this series,

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we're covering a few different topics and they

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include what went wrong, what do they need, stack

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or shed, their draft picks, one move I would

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do in their cap space right now. In this episode,

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we're talking about the Broncos, all right? So

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Broncos country, let's ride. All right, let's

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get into it. So what went wrong in the Broncos

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season? And I will eventually say it was inconsistent

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offensive production. As much as we celebrated

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the memorable game -winning drives, incredible

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comebacks, and crazy catches, the offense at

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times became dead weight. From failing to convert

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on key downs to questionable play calling, the

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offense struggled to find a rhythm. According

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to Sumer Sports, the Broncos scored 20 points

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or fewer in seven of eight inconsistent games.

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That was week 10 against the Raiders where they

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scored 10 points. Week 6 against the Jets where

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they scored 13 points. Week 9 against the Texans

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where they scored 18 points. Week 18 against

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the Chargers where they scored 19 points. Week

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1 against the Titans where they scored 20 points.

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Week 3 against the Chargers again where they

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scored 20 points. And week 16 against the Jaguars

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where they scored 20 points. Here's the offensive

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stat of all of those games including Bo Nix's

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stats. So week 1 against the Texans. The offense

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had 71 total plays for 317 total yards, 4 .4

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yards per play, two interceptions, one fumble,

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three red zone drives for one red zone touchdown,

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which is a 33 .3 % red zone touchdown percentage.

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Now in that game, Bo Nix was 40 attempts for

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25 completions, 176 passing yards, one touchdown,

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two interceptions, 4 .4 yards per attempt, and

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a 62 .5 % completion percentage. Week three against

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the Chargers, the offense had 48 total plays

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for 265 total yards, averaging 5 .5 yards per

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attempt, two red zone drives for one red zone

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touchdown with a 50 % red zone touchdown percentage.

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Now in that game, Bo Nix was 25 attempts for

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14 completions, 153 passing yards, one touchdown,

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6 .1 yards per attempt, and a 56 % completion

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percentage. Week six against the Jets, the offense

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had 57 total plays. for 246 total yards, averaging

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4 .3 yards per play, one fumble, two red zone

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drives for one red zone touchdown, and a 50 %

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red zone touchdown percentage. Now Bo Nix in

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that game was 30 attempts for 19 completions,

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174 pass yards, one touchdown, 5 .8 yards per

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attempt, and a 63 .3 % completion percentage.

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Week nine against the Texans, the offense had

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61 total plays for 271 total yards and averaging

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4 .4 yards per. play, one interception, no red

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zone drives or touchdowns. Now in that game,

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Bo Nix was 37 attempts for 18 completions, 173

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passing yards, two touchdowns, one interception,

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4 .7 yards per attempt, and a 48 .6 completion

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percentage. Week 10 against the Raiders, the

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offense had 57 total plays for 220 total yards

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while averaging 3 .8 yards per play, two interceptions,

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three red zone drives for one red zone touchdown,

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which is a 33 .3 % red zone touchdown percentage.

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Bo Nix in that game was 28 attempts for 16 completions,

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150 passing yards, one touchdown, two interceptions,

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5 .4 yards per attempt, and a 57 .1 completion

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percentage. Week 11 against the Chiefs, the offense

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had 61 total plays for 342 total yards while

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averaging 5 .6 yards per play, five red zone

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drives for one red zone touchdown, which is a

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20 % red zone touchdown percentage. Now, Bo Nix

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in that game was 37 attempts for 24 completions,

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295... passing yards, eight yards per attempt,

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and a 64 .9 % completion percentage. Week 16

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against the Jaguars. The offense had 65 total

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plays for 445 total yards while averaging 6 .8

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yards per attempt, one interception. They lost

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a fumble. They had two red zone drives for one

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red zone touchdown, which is a 50 % red zone

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touchdown percentage. Bo Nix in that game was

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47 attempts for 28 completions, 352 passing yards,

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one touchdown, one interception, 7 .5 yards per

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attempt. a 59 .6 completion percentage. Week

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18 against the Chargers, the offense had 58 total

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plays for 240 total yards while averaging 4 .1

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yards per play, five red zone drives for zero

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red zone touchdowns. Bo Nix in that game was

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23 attempts for 14 completions, 141 pass yards,

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6 .1 yards per attempt, and a 60 .9 % completion

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percentage. Regardless of how you feel about

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the performance of this offense, we can clearly

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see that there was a rhythm of dysfunction through

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throughout the entire season. Now with that being

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said, what do the Broncos need? And that is more

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offensive production. With the promotion of Davis

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Webb to offensive coordinator and primary play

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caller, I expect this offense to become more

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consistent, explosive, and expand the roles of

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their playmakers as this is the first time that

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Sean Payton has relieved his duties as primary

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offensive play caller. And with the acquisition

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of Jalen Waddell, the Broncos now have a receiver

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who is explosive enough to create separation

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at the line of scrimmage while playing the Y

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and Z. Because last year, this offense lacked

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explosive plays. According to Sumer Sports, out

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of 1 ,055 total offensive plays, the Broncos

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offense only generated 138 explosive plays, which

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only accounted for 13 .8 % of their total offensive

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plays. Now, if you break that down even more,

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that's 84 explosive passes, which are passes

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of 15 yards or more. And that only accounted

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for 14 .7 % of their passing attempts. Now they

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have 54 explosive rushes, which are rushes of

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10 plus yards or more, and that only accounted

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for 11 .7 % of their rushing attempts. Now these

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numbers make sense because when we look at the

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players that contributed the most, it was J .K.

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Dobbins before he got hurt. Cortland Sutton,

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Troy Franklin, Evan Ingram, and RJ Harvey. J

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.K. Dobbin's stat line was 153 rushing attempts

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for 772 rushing yards, 5 rushing yards per carry,

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4 rushing touchdowns, and 21 rushes of 10 plus

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yards or more. But when you look at his stats

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per game, he averaged 15 .3 rushing attempts

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per game for 77 .2 rushing yards per game. Now

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when we look at RJ Harvey for instance, he had

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146 rushing attempts for 540 rushing yards, 3

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.7 rushing yards per carry, 7 rushing touchdowns,

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and 8 rushes of 10 plus yards or more. But if

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you look at his per game stats, he averaged 8

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.6 rushing attempts per game, 31 .8 rushing yards

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per game, and 3 .7 rushing yards per carry. Now

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if you look at Cortland Sutton, he had 124 targets

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for 74 receptions, 1 ,017 receiving yards, 7

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receiving touchdowns, and 13 .7 receiving yards

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per reception. But looking at his per game stats,

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he averaged 7 .3 targets per game, 4 .4 receptions

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per game, and 59 .8 receiving yards per game.

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Troy Franklin had 104 targets for 65 receptions,

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709 receiving yards, 6 touchdowns, 10 .9 receiving

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yards per reception. Now looking at his stats

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per game, he averaged 6 .1 targets per game,

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3 .8 receptions per game, and 41 .7 receiving

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yards per game. targets for 50 receptions, 461

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receiving yards, 1 touchdown, 9 .2 receiving

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yards per reception. But when you look at his

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per -game stats, he averaged 4 .8 targets per

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game, 3 .1 receptions per game, and 28 .8 yards

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per game. RJ Harvey had 58 targets for 47 receptions,

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356 receiving yards, 5 receiving touchdowns,

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and he averaged 7 .6 receiving yards per reception.

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But when we look at his per -game stats, he averaged

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3 .4 targets per game 2 .8 receptions per game

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and 20 .9 receiving yards per game So outside

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of those guys, nobody else was really contributing

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to this offense. Now with that being said, the

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question we all need to ask ourselves is stack

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or shed? And I'll eventually say stack. And the

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reason why I say that is because the Broncos

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were just a few plays away from going to the

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Super Bowl. There's no need to shed what has

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taken over five years to build. Instead, the

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Broncos need to identify the problems that lingered

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into the playoffs, create a solution, and continue

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to attack the offseason. As of right now, I believe

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the Broncos are the best team in the afc west

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and one of the front runners to make it to the

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super bowl looking at their draft picks they

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have their second two fourths a fifth and three

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sevens Although they only have one pick in the

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top 100, I believe they can use one of their

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fourth round picks to get into the third round.

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Now, I wonder what position will the Broncos

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target first? Because according to Travis Wakeman

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from SportingNews .com, the Broncos have brought

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in Omar Cooper, wide receiver from Indiana, Kalen

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Black, running back from Indiana, Eli Stowers,

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tight end from Vanderbilt, Chris McCullen, defensive

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tackle from Missouri, Jude Bowery, guard from

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Boston College, Josh Geske, guard from Illinois,

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Jonah Coleman, running back from Washington.

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Casey Concepcion, wide receiver from Texas A

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&M. Deshaun McCullough, linebacker from Nebraska.

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Caleb Alarms -Orr, linebacker from TCU. Justin

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Jolly, tight end from NC State. Max Clare, tight

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end from Ohio State. Jeremy Rolder, inside linebacker

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from Michigan. Paul Publett, tackle from UCF,

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and Kagan Trost, offensive tackle from Missouri,

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for top 30 visits. Now, outside of Casey Concepcion,

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Omar Cooper, and maybe Eli Stowers, I believe

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all these players are in play for the Broncos.

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Now, the one move that I would do is bolster

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the defensive line. With the departure of John

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Franklin Myers, the Broncos need to find his

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replacement in order to maintain their dominance.

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Now, this can be accomplished through the draft,

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free agency, or maybe trading for Dexter Lawrence.

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Now, I know there's some of you within Broncos

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country who are against this, but just hear me

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out for a second. If you're the Broncos, I think

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you have to at least kick the tires on the idea

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of making this move as long as the Giants asking

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price is reasonable. Now, if you feel if the

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asking price is too high, you can still address

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it in free agency or in the draft. Cam Jordan

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is still a free agent. And according to Spotrak,

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his market value is only 6 .8 million. That's

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not bad. If you want to address this position

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in the draft, you can get Dante Corleone, Zane

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Durant, Lee Hunter, or Daryl Jackson. All of

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them will be available in the second, third,

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maybe even in the fourth round. Looking at their

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cap situation, they have $19 .6 million, which

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I think is more than enough to sign their rookie

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class. Now, depending on how their draft goes,

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I expect the Broncos to make one to two additional

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free agent signings. Now, the degree of those

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signings can vary. They can be a camp body signing,

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they can be a competition free agent signing,

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or they can be a starter caliber free agent signing.

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Because you still have people such as Marshawn

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Lattimore, Trevon Diggs. Legereus Sneed, Hasan

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Reddick, Joey Bosa, David Onyemata, DJ Reader,

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Jimmy Ward, Leonard Floyd, D 'Amico Autry, Juan

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Jones. Hell, you could bring back Von Miller

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because according to SpoolTrack, his market value

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is only 5 .8 million. You have options. You have

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cap space. Do what you need to do. But I'm going

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All right. You can follow me on blue sky at G

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M kale, G M K a I O E G M. G -M -K -A -I -L -E.

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You can also follow me on Twitter at G -M -K

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-A -I -L -E. G -M -K -A -I -L -E. G -M -K -A

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-I -L -E. As always, I hope I gave you guys the

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fixes you guys need. I love you guys. I appreciate

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you guys so much. Thank you guys so much for

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listening to the best football podcast that you

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can listen to on a week -to -week, day -to -day

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basis. And as always, this is your GM Kale signing

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out. Peace and love. Later, guys.