The Denver Broncos would be wise to target a prospect in the 2025 NFL Draft that everyone seems to be overlooking during the pre-draft process. It's no secret that Denver needs to add some playmakers to the roster this offseason to help quarterback Bo Nix.

The process starts in earnest this week in Indianapolis at the NFL Combine, a footballapalooza of the top 300 draft picks, general managers, coaches and agents. This is where plans crystallize, sometimes during player interviews and other times at bars with ill-fated trades written on napkins.

NFL Network draft guru Daniel Jeremiah recently held his pre-draft press conference, laying out his big board and answering questions. Taking Loveland at No. 20 for Denver in his latest mock draft, Jeremiah's strategy behind connecting a top tight end to the Broncos illustrated why it's a genuine priority for the team.

How will the Broncos stack a talented class of running backs? Can they find an elusive tight end asset for their young quarterback?

The Denver Broncos are heading into the offseason with a lot of momentum. They punched their ticket to the AFC playoffs in 2024, even though no one had that type of outlook for them ahead of the year.

The Denver Broncos found their quarterback of the future out of the University of Oregon and could bring in one of the top playmakers he had there in this year's draft.