Why did the Denver Broncos write Dalton Risner?

Weights increase and weights decrease. Dalton Risner devotes another day of work to his dream of being recruited by his original team. The dream seemed impossible. Most dismissed the idea that Denver recovered the falling Kansas State product in the fourth round. After testing and clinching the Associated Press All-American honors in second place for his above-average game in 12 games against the Wildcats, Risner was screened in the second round by Lance Zierlein of NFL .com.

Yet he was there, and the Broncos were there. With the 41^st Overall choice, John Elway was happy to add versatile material to help fill the void left by Billy Turner after Turner signed with the Green Bay Packers for a four-year, $ 28-million budget. A team captain, one of three offensive linemen of the year, and a first team pick all conferences, Risner checked all Elway checkboxes and the Broncos draft room were looking for to check.

A social media monster and communications specialist at KSU, Risner created the Rise Up Foundation and had an impact on the ground and in the community. The Broncos have recently taken the lead in the way they select and choose their draft. The Broncos country should not be shocked if Risner ends up becoming an immediate starter, a leader and a possible team captain.

Risner's praise is almost too long, and he has the tools to be an offensive lineman starting in the NFL. The Broncos' thirst for consistency along the offensive line continues, and Risner's instinct, mechanics, and core strength could help calm her. One of the most important tests for Risner will be the top speed of the NFL, there is no such thing and no preparation for that. Denver could move him inside if struggles similar to those that Ty Sambrailo and Michael Schofield had suffered became perceptible.

When center Garrett Bradbury left the board for the Minnesota Vikings, Broncos Country was worried about missing one of the top picks on the offensive line, but the Risner hose fell into the towers in the 41st minute. rank in general. The KSU product from Wiggins, CO, is expected to provide immediate assistance to Joe Flacco, and eventually to Drew Lock, Missouri, later. Lock was chosen by the Broncos with the following selection at choice 42.

Scott Sewell-USA TODAY HUI Sports