On the eve of the 2025 NFL Draft, here's a look at several analysts' final projections for the Broncos' top selections.

"It's always awesome to be remembered, and obviously being in Colorado this long now, it's a great honor," Elway told DenverBroncos.com.

Drafting Hall of Fame players often seems like a sure thing in hindsight — but at the time, it was not the case with Steve Atwater.

Denver has added to its specialist group.

Any player that improves the Broncos' roster — and, in turn, reduces the pressure on Nix — can be viewed as a weapon.

Payton and Paton have now worked a pair of drafts together, and there's plenty to dive into as the Broncos look to add more talent to their roster.

"We think there is going to be a similar player at [No.] 10 that will be there at [No.] 20 in our grades," Paton said. "We have more players in that area than we do at [No.] 1 through [No.] 10. You just work your board and set your strategy based on that."

With one week to go before the start of the 2025 NFL Draft, here's a look at several analysts' projections for the Broncos' top selections.

Montee Ball, whom the Broncos drafted in the second round of the 2013 NFL Draft out of Wisconsin, is slated to make the announcement at the draft in Green Bay, Wisconsin.

The Broncos recently surprised Barrett with the news via a Mile High Collection locker that included a letter from General Manager George Paton inviting him to the draft, a full-size helmet, jersey and more.

Ignoring rumors of a lingering knee injury, the Broncos drafted Randy Gradishar in the first round and found a Hall of Fame defensive centerpiece for the next decade.