It took some time, but the Denver Broncos finally jumped into the 2026 NFL draft action with aplomb. Denver's one-and-only Day 2 pick was an NFL-ready defensive lineman — Tyler Onyedim — who bolsters a true roster strength and even fills a need post-John Franklin-Myers. On Day 3, the Broncos started off with a bang, making three selections across Round 4 and 5 to build the nest around quarterback Bo Nix and address roster needs. Were these good moves that will serve the team's short and long-term goals? Let's get into it. The Insurance Policy Drafting Washington running back Jonah Coleman at No. 108 overall was a great decision. Arkansas' Mike Washington Jr. was also on the board, but Coleman fit the Broncos' system and culture better, and is a more reliable player out of the box. What Coleman lacks in explosiveness and athleticism he makes up for with his power and football IQ. He gives the Broncos true between-the-tackles power, which will come in handy regardless of whether J.K.…