Rich Kurtzman
Editor and Writer at Mile High Sports
Writing / Editing on #Broncos and #BroncosCountry for @MileHighSports.
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1 week ago |
milehighsports.com | Rich Kurtzman
Jahdae Barron is predicted to win Rookie of the Year on defense by ESPN’s experts. In fact, two different analysts picked him to win. Meanwhile, Denver Broncos second-round pick RJ Harvey was also picked by one expert to win Offensive Rookie of the Year. Those are some high expectations, but both picks are needed to provide instant impact in 2025. Many NFL Draft analysts have Barron playing outside, opposite of Pat Surtain, but he may be better suited in the slot.
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1 week ago |
milehighsports.com | Rich Kurtzman
Now that the draft is over, where does the Denver Broncos 2025 draft class rank compared to the rest of the league? The Broncos are finally competitive again, and they didn’t have to go find the next quarterback. He’s already on the team thanks to last year’s draft, and his name is Bo Nix. But being competitive puts an even more heavy emphasis on drafting well. The teams who have the best drafts are most likely to make the playoffs and then win once they’re in.
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2 weeks ago |
milehighsports.com | Rich Kurtzman
Denver Broncos draft grades only two days removed from the 2025 NFL Draft. These are snap judgements and best guesses, similar to the ones before the draft. The simple truth is no one knows for sure how any of the prospects will translate to the NFL after playing well in college. But these grades reflect what positions the Broncos took and where they took their players relative to rankings. For the Broncos, this was certainly an interesting draft.
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3 weeks ago |
milehighsports.com | Rich Kurtzman
The Denver Broncos selected CB Jahdae Barron at No. 20 overall. That was a huge surprise considering the team’s biggest needs are all on the offensive side of the ball. And to compound the confusion, the Broncos deepest position is probably cornerback, where Barron plays. The Broncos’ biggest needs were running back, tight end, and wide receiver in that order, so it makes little sense they didn’t go offense in the first.
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3 weeks ago |
milehighsports.com | Rich Kurtzman
Tomorrow is the 2025 NFL Draft, and to set the stage, the Denver Broncos draft picks of the last 5 years were recently examined. The Athletic reviewed all 32 teams’ picks over the last half-decade, and Denver landed just above the mid-way mark. Let’s examine where they fell in the rankings and how that compares with other AFC teams. Denver comes in at No. 15 on The Athletic’s rankings of all 32 teams drafts over the last five years. Here’s what they wrote:15.
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