Denver Broncos 2007 NFL Draft Review

1 - Jarvis Moss, DE, Florida (6-6, 251); 2 - Tim Crowder, DE, Texas (6-4, 271); 3 - Ryan Harris, T, Notre Dame (6-5, 299); 4 - Marcus Thomas, DT, Florida (6-3, 296)

Analysis: The Denver Broncos shocked no one by selecting Moss with their first pick, and reinforced their need for pass-rushing help by using their second selection on Crowder. Harris has a chance to be a good player, though by taking him on the first day, Denver went against its usual approach of uncovering diamonds in the rough to contribute up front. Thomas has a sketchy off-the-field history, but could become a major talent if Mike Shanahan can keep his head on straight. The biggest need area that went unfilled was at linebacker, where the team is apparently content to let D.J. Williams slide to the middle to take over for the recently-released Al Wilson.

Bottom Line: Paid attention to most of their needs, but with only four selections, couldn't attend to all of them.

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