Did the AFC West get better as a whole during 2020 offseason?
By Alex Perl
Denver Broncos:
The Denver Broncos had quite a makeover this offseason, as they let go of long-time starting cornerback Chris Harris Jr., while adding former Pro Bowl corner A.J. Bouye via trade with the Jacksonville Jaguars. The Broncos were not done on the trade market there either, as they acquired five-time Pro Bowl defensive tackle Jurrell Casey in a trade with the Tennessee Titans.
The key names the Broncos picked up via free agency were former Chargers running back Melvin Gordon and former Detroit Lions offensive guard Graham Glasgow. Both players figure to make this Broncos offense a threat in 2020, as Glasgow is a very capable linemen, and Gordon can be a playmaker at running back when healthy.
During the 2020 NFL Draft, the Broncos added two dynamic wide receivers, with the biggest fish being Jerry Jeudy from Alabama. Jeudy, the former Fred Biletnikoff award winner and All-American slipped to the Broncos with the 15th pick, and speedster K.J. Hamler landed in Denver in the second round. They added weapons for second-year quarterback Drew Lock, who hopefully for them can build off a solid rookie season.