Who are some of the top draft prospects that the Broncos could consider?
Iowa offensive lineman Brandon Scherff prepares to block against Iowa State.
Stanford offensive tackle Andrus Peat looks to block against Maryland during the 2014 Foster Farms Bowl.
Florida offensive lineman D.J. Humphries smiles as the Gators take the field in September of 2014.
LSU offensive tackle La'el Collins blocks against Arkansas defensive end Trey Flowers.
Pittsburgh offensive lineman T.J. Clemmings prepares to block Houston's Eric Eiland during the 2015 Armed Forces Bowl.
Miami offensive tackle Ereck Flowers prepares to block against Cincinnati linebacker Clemente Casseus.
Texas A&M offensive lineman Cedric Ogbuehi blocks Arkansas defensive lineman Karl Roesler.
Florida State offensive lineman Cameron Erving points during a game against Oregon in the 2015 Rose Bowl.
Texas A&M offensive lineman Jarvis Harrison lines up against LSU.
South Carolina guard A.J. Cann protects the pocket during a game against the University of Kentucky.
Oregon offensive lineman Jake Fisher gets off the line during the 2014 PAC-12 championship.
Florida State guard Tre' Jackson blocks Oklahoma State defensive end Trace Clark during a game in August of 2014.
Wisconsin offensive lineman Rob Havenstein prepares to block Northwestern defensive end Dean Lowry.
Duke guard Laken Tomlinson goes through drills before the Hyundai Sun Bowl game.
Hobart offensive tackle Ali Marpet practices for the 2015 Senior Bowl.
As we continue our draft preparation, offensive line has taken to the forefront of discussion when it comes to looking at the Broncos' draft position and needs.
Broncos TV met with offensive line coach Clancy Barone to hear what the toughest adjustments for linemen coming into the league. "The biggest thing, for any young player when he comes in this league, is he has to learn a brand new language," Barond said. "We're talking about line calls, we're talking about formation calls, we're talking about everything from cadence to what we call the defense."
Andrew Mason and the crew then dove into the analysis by looking at who could be the best fit or the sleepers among the class of offensive linemen.
For in-depth analysis of prospects, Broncos TV took a look at three offensive linemen: Andrus Peat, La'el Collins, and T.J. Clemmings, all offensive tackles.
