Broncos Scout Tight Ends at NFL Combine

The Denver Broncos are actively scouting tight end prospects at the NFL Combine, focusing on enhancing their offensive lineup to support quarterback Bo Nix. They have interviewed top tight end candidates, including Tyler Warren and Colston Loveland, with Head Coach Sean Payton prioritizing finding a playmaker for the 'joker' role. Despite having $52 million in salary cap space and seven draft picks, the Broncos face challenges in filling key positions like tight end and running back. Following their playoff return in 2024, the team plans strategic moves in free agency and the draft to become AFC contenders. GM George Paton is tasked with managing the cap and targeting players like Warren and Loveland, alongside potential free agents, to bolster the roster. Payton and Paton will outline their offseason plans focused on must-haves and potential upgrades.