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The Denver Broncos are looking to enhance their offensive depth ahead of the 2026 NFL draft, focusing on tight end and running back positions. An updated projected offensive depth chart has been released, but it is not the official chart from the team.
Going into the 2026 NFL draft, the Denver Broncos could use more depth and competition at several positions on offense.
One of Denver's biggest needs is arguably tight end, and even after re-signing J.K. Dobbins, the Broncos would be wise to add another running back, too. Denver might also begin planning ahead on the offensive line.
With the draft now just one week away, here's an updated (projected) offensive depth chart for Denver. Note that it's a projection from Broncos Wire, not an official depth chart from the team. Denver will release its first depth chart of 2026 during preseason.
Denver Broncos updated depth chart
Nix, of course, returns as QB1 — and he's ahead of schedule in his ankle recovery. It sounds like Ehlinger will get an opportunity to compete with Stidham for the backup job this summer.
Dobbins and Harvey are back as the team's one-two punch. For now, Badie's penciled in as the third-down blocking back, a role he held last season. That could change after the draft, though.
The Broncos' biggest offensive needs are at tight end and potentially adding another running back.
The Denver Broncos will release their official depth chart for 2026 during the preseason.
The Broncos are expected to focus on tight end, running back, and possibly the offensive line in the 2026 NFL draft.
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Waddle figures to immediately take on a large workload, but Sutton remains the "X" receiver in Denver. It will be interesting to see how involved Mims is going into the final year of his rookie contract.
Denver needs to add a young playmaker at tight end.
All five starting linemen are returning, and "Palcho" remains the top backup swing tackle/guard. They already have a strong starting unit, but it wouldn't be surprising to see the Broncos add to the line during the draft. We'll publish an updated depth chart projection following the 2026 NFL draft (April 23-25). After the Jaylen Waddle trade last month, Denver currently holds seven picks.
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