The Denver Broncos saw their season conclude with a disappointing 31-7 defeat to the Buffalo Bills in the wild-card round. As they pivot to the offseason, the team has secured the No. 20 pick in the upcoming NFL draft. Historically, this pick has yielded notable players for the Broncos, including Hall of Famer Steve Atwater and recent contributors like Garett Bolles and Noah Fant.

This offseason is critical for the Broncos as they seek to build around franchise quarterback Bo Nix, who they selected last year. The team has several positions to address, including the running game, inside linebacker, and enhancing their passing attack.

Draft analysts have begun speculating potential picks for the Broncos. Among the top names circulating is Luther Burden III, a wide receiver from Missouri, touted for his dynamic play style and ability to make plays after the catch. With a need for more weapons to support Nix, Burden could fit well alongside Courtland Sutton.

Additionally, tight ends like Colston Loveland from Michigan and Tyler Warren from Penn State are also being considered, as the Broncos aim to solidify their offense and provide Nix with reliable targets in the tight end position. This offseason will be pivotal as Denver looks to revitalize their roster and return to contention.