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Broncos Eyeing Offensive Line Prospects at NFL Combine
Denver scouts keep close watch on potential future starters and depth for aging O-line
Mar. 2, 2026 at 1:28pm
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The 2026 NFL Combine featured several offensive line prospects who impressed scouts with their athletic testing and on-field drills, catching the eye of the Denver Broncos as they look to bolster their aging offensive line. The article highlights 10 players in each category - those who stood out in testing and those who excelled in the position-specific drills. The Broncos are hoping to find the next Luke Wattenberg or Quinn Meinerz, late-round picks who became starters, to add to their unit.
Why it matters
The Broncos' current offensive line is getting older and more expensive, so finding young, cost-effective talent through the draft is a priority. These combine standouts could be potential targets for Denver as they look to rebuild their O-line for the future.
The details
The article highlights several offensive line prospects who impressed at the 2026 NFL Combine, both in athletic testing and on-field drills. In the testing category, players like Monroe Freeling, Sam Hecht, Max Iheanachor, Micah Morris, and Enrique Cruz stood out for their speed, explosiveness, and overall athletic ability. On the field, prospects like Parker Brailsford, Spencer Fano, Keagan Trost, and Gennings Dunker showcased excellent technique, movement skills, and versatility - traits the Broncos will be looking for to upgrade their offensive line.
- The 2026 NFL Combine took place in Indianapolis on March 1, 2026.
The players
Denver Broncos
An NFL team that is in need of upgrading their offensive line through the draft.
Luke Wattenberg
A late-round draft pick by the Broncos who ended up becoming a starter and earning a big contract extension.
Quinn Meinerz
A small-school prospect who became one of the best guards in the NFL after being drafted by the Broncos.
What’s next
The Broncos will continue to evaluate these offensive line prospects as they prepare for the 2026 NFL Draft, looking to find potential starters and depth to shore up their aging offensive line.
The takeaway
The Broncos are in need of rebuilding their offensive line through the draft, and the 2026 NFL Combine provided them with several intriguing prospects who could be targets to help solidify that unit for the future.
