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Denver Broncos linebacker Drew Sanders was carted off during training camp with an apparent lower-body injury, but it is not believed to be an Achilles' injury. An MRI will determine the exact issue. Sanders, a 2023 third-round pick, has been competing for a key reserve role and was expected to be a full-time inside linebacker this season.
Broncos linebacker Drew Sanders was injured during practice and is undergoing an MRI to assess the severity, with initial indications suggesting it is not an Achilles injury, which he previously tore last spring.
The Denver Broncos' 2023 draft class has received instant grades, with third-round pick Drew Sanders receiving praise for his versatility. Sporting News gave the class a B+ grade, while Mel Kiper Jr. and Chad Reuter highlighted the value of wide receiver Marvin Mims and safety JL Skinner, respectively. Overall, the Broncos maximized their limited draft capital and added good active playmaking fits for Vance Joseph's new attack defense.
The Denver Broncos social media team posted a graphic featuring an image of Drew Sanders in an Alabama uniform, despite the fact that he played his standout season with Arkansas and was drafted by the Broncos based on his performance with the Razorbacks. Sanders transferred to Arkansas to grow his game and prove he can play the Mike linebacker position, which he did at an All-American level. Razorback fans were not pleased with the Broncos' disrespect.
The Denver Broncos received high praise from analysts for their Day 2 draft picks, with Pro Football Network calling it the best draft of the day. The picks included wide receiver Marvin Mims, linebacker Drew Sanders, and cornerback Riley Moss. While some analysts had mixed opinions on the selections, overall the Broncos were commended for their choices.
The Denver Broncos have selected linebacker Drew Sanders with the 67th-overall pick in the 2023 NFL Draft. Sanders, who was the top-rated linebacker on The Athletic's Dane Brugler's list of top prospects, recorded 103 tackles, 13.5 tackles for loss, 9.5 sacks, three forced fumbles, six passes defensed and an interception during his final season at Arkansas. He was a unanimous All-American selection and a first-team All-SEC player.
The Denver Broncos have selected linebacker Drew Sanders from Arkansas with the 67th overall pick in the third round of the 2023 NFL Draft. Sanders is a versatile player who can assist in the pass rush game and had a breakout season with 103 tackles, 13.5 tackles for a loss, 9.5 sacks, 1 interception, 5 pass deflections, and 3 forced fumbles. He is viewed as a special teamer and quality ILB depth for the Broncos, who already have veteran Josey Jewell and recently re-signed Alex Singleton at linebacker. Sanders was ranked as a first-round prospect by draft analyst Dane Brugler.
In a mock draft exercise based on the best players available and remaining needs for teams, the Buffalo Bills land LB Drew Sanders at pick 59 in the second round of the 2023 NFL Draft. Sanders, who has been tied to Buffalo in previous mock drafts, gets the opportunity to compete for the starting job in Buffalo immediately. The mock draft also sees the Pittsburgh Steelers selecting CB Joey Porter Jr. at pick 32 and the New Orleans Saints getting a steal with S Brian Branch at pick 40.
The New Orleans Saints' 2023 NFL mock draft includes Lukas Van Ness as the first pick, followed by Drew Sanders, Tucker Kraft, Tyjae Spears, Moro Ojomo, Michael Wilson, Andrew Vorhees, Nick Herbig, Matt Landers, and Malik Cunningham. The Saints' biggest need is a defensive tackle, but instead of Kancey, who is too small for the team's standards, Van Ness is chosen. Spears is a smooth runner and can run multiple routes out of the backfield, making him a perfect fit for the Saints.
The Buffalo Bills selected linebacker Drew Sanders from Arkansas with the 27th pick in the SB Nation 2023 NFL mock draft. Sanders is an elite playmaker who began his college career as an edge rusher for Alabama before transferring to Arkansas for the 2022 season to play inside linebacker. He made 103 total tackles, 13.5 tackles for loss, 9.5 sacks, one interception, five passes defended, and three forced fumbles in his lone season with the Razorbacks. The Bills are eyeing the evolution of their defensive scheme and looking for an heir apparent to Tremaine Edmunds.
In the third installment of his mock draft series, the author explores different draft sequencing scenarios for the Dallas Cowboys. He selects linebacker Drew Sanders in the first round, wide receiver Tyler Scott in the second round, defensive tackle Zacch Pickens in the third round, running back Zach Evans in the fourth round, and cornerback Darrell Luter Jr in the fifth round. The author notes that defensive end is a valuable position with expiring contracts, but he is concerned about taking a depth/redshirt player. He also believes that interior defensive lineman is the biggest position of need, and round three is likely the latest they will draft one to truly upgrade for 2023.
ESPN NFL Draft Expert Jordan Reid's seven-round mock draft for the Buffalo Bills includes linebacker Drew Sanders in Round 1, edge rusher Keion White in Round 2, defensive tackle Byron Young in Round 3, wide receiver Jonathan Mingo in Round 4, safety Christopher Smith in Round 5, and offensive tackle John Ojukwu in Round 6. The mock draft addresses the Bills' needs on defense and provides depth on offense.
With the NFL Draft just a month away, experts have varying opinions on who the Buffalo Bills should select in Round 1. Some suggest addressing the team's defensive needs with Arkansas linebacker Drew Sanders or Iowa State edge rusher Will McDonald IV, while others recommend bolstering the offensive line with Wisconsin's Joe Tippmann or adding another pass-catcher like Boston College's Zay Flowers. The Bills have already focused on offense in free agency, but could still use upgrades on defense and the defensive line.