The Denver Broncos made seven selections in the 2026 NFL draft, while doubling up on tight end. But what do these new players bring to the Broncos, and how many of them actually impact 2026? Let's dive in to see what each player brings, what development might be needed, and what their path to playing time looks like for 2026. Tyler Onyedim | DL After watching the Broncos' run defense falter late in the season and in the playoffs, they needed a quality run defender. Onyedim was, analytically, one of the best run defenders in this draft class. Onyedim has some issues with double teams, but he also has good moves as a run defender against single blocks. He has also shown potential with a knee-drop move to handle double teams.  As a pass rusher, Onyedim doesn’t have great production but has a good number of developed moves to apply pressure. The Broncos will need to develop these moves to make them cleaner, add counters, and smooth things out when chaining moves together.…