Denver Broncos considering RB Cam Skattebo in draft

The Denver Broncos have been active in free agency, making significant moves but still facing challenges. So far, they signed key players like tight end Evan Engram and linebacker Dre Greenlaw. While these additions are promising, they come with risks related to player health and performance. The Broncos have not rushed to sign a running back, focusing instead on quality over expediency. Denver has not put pressure on themselves to fill every position quickly, demonstrating a strategic approach. They have opportunities to bolster their roster further during the upcoming NFL draft. One key question remains about the need for a fullback. Although the position has become less prominent, fullback Michael Burton brings value through his special teams play. The Broncos may explore alternative options, possibly integrating tight end Nate Adkins into that role. Running back Cam Skattebo from Arizona State has caught the Broncos’ attention. He impressed with his tackling-breaking ability and versatility in both rushing and receiving. His skills align with what the Broncos need, particularly in key situations close to the end zone. The Broncos are also aiming to strengthen their receiving corps. With expectations for players like Devaughn Vele and Marvin Mims, they hope to find productive offensive weapons through the draft. Analysts predict that several talented receivers could emerge, creating further opportunities for Denver. As for potential breakout players, many eyes are on Marvin Mims. He shows promise after a solid finish in the previous season. His development, along with that of other younger players, could impact the Broncos’ offensive strategy moving forward.