Daniel Jeremiah on Denver’s Pick 62 — TE Need, DT Value & the Broncos’ Blueprint | Orange & Blue

Daniel Jeremiah on Denver’s Pick 62 — TE Need, DT Value & the Broncos’ Blueprint | Orange & Blue

From Orange and Blue Today by 104.3 The Fan

April 14, 2026 · 34 min

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Cecil Lammey and Andrew Mason discuss Daniel Jeremiah's insights on the Broncos' strategy for their second-round pick in the NFL Draft.

On today’s Orange & Blue Today, Cecil Lammey and Andrew Mason break down Daniel Jeremiah’s thoughts on what the Broncos should do with their first pick at No. 62 overall. With no first‑rounder, Denver has to nail this selection — and Jeremiah’s insight gives us a clearer picture of where the team might lean. Do the Broncos address their need at tight end, potentially grabbing Eli Stowers (Vanderbilt) as a developmental weapon behind Evan Engram. Or does the value at defensive tackle become too good to pass up, especially if a disruptive force like Christen Miller (Georgia) slides to the end of Round 2. This class forces Denver to choose between immediate help and long‑term upside. 🔥 In this episode: -Daniel Jeremiah’s read on Denver’s strategy at pick 62 -Is TE the priority — and is Eli Stowers the ideal developmental fit -Could Christen Miller fall, and would DT trump all other needs -How the class structure shapes Denver’s first‑pick decision -What the Broncos must weigh without a first‑round selection Drop your thoughts in the comments and tell us where YOU want Denver to go with pick 62.

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Hosts: Cecil Lammey, Andrew Mason

Topics covered

  • NFL Draft
  • Broncos Strategy
  • Tight End Needs
  • Defensive Tackle Value
  • Player Development
  • Draft Picks

Keywords

  • Broncos
  • NFL Draft
  • Pick 62
  • Tight End
  • Defensive Tackle
  • Daniel Jeremiah
  • Eli Stowers
  • Christen Miller

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Vanderbilt, Georgia

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