The Broncos chose Sanders, an Arkansas product, with the 67th-overall pick in the 2023 NFL Draft.

The Broncos added three players in the top-100 picks of the 2023 NFL Draft on Friday. The following day, they found a way to add another

"Once they're sitting in that meeting room, how they arrive is of no importance to us at that point," HC Sean Payton said. "… They'll all have a piece of tape on the front of their helmet with their last name, and we're just going to go by what we see."

Here's a look at who the Broncos added to their roster during the 2023 NFL Draft.

A 28-game starter at center over the last three seasons, Forsyth did not allow a sack in 2022 and was named a second-team All-American.

The Dayton product has recorded 60 career catches for 641 yards and four touchdowns.

The Broncos have added another defensive back to their roster.

"You still saw the speed and the way he tracks the ball and the hands and the toughness in the run game for a guy who's not that big," General Manager George Paton said. "His transition after the catch on the screens. We just feel, for his size, he's really tough."

"All week, we kind of had some players that we had targeted, [and] if they fell close enough to us, we'd go get," General Manager George Paton said. "That was the case with [Marvin] Mims and … Riley Moss. We just didn't want to lose those players."

Moss, a 38-game starter at Iowa, recorded 11 career interceptions and 37 pass breakups during his career.

Sanders was the top-rated linebacker on The Athletic's Dane Brugler's list of top prospects.

Mims recorded 1,083 receiving yards and six touchdowns in 2022 as he was named a first-team All-Big 12 player.