Things can always look better on paper than they do in reality but on paper, the Denver Broncos appear to have an excellent crop of undrafted players heading into the 2024 NFL season.
It’s hard to pick out one undrafted Broncos player to watch this summer to see how he progresses toward making the roster, but if you had to pick one, linebacker Levelle Bailey wouldn’t be a bad choice.
Bailey steps in at a position that is not necessarily a strength of this team, so a strong showing in training camp and preseason games could lead to some good things.
Denver Broncos undrafted rookie spotlight
Player: Levelle Bailey
Position: Inside linebacker
Height: 6-foot-1
Weight: 226
Hometown: Sacramento, CA.
School: Fresno State
Bailey is one of the best undrafted players the Broncos brought in following the draft. He played in 58 games at Fresno State and was a team leader, racking up 277 tackles (25.5 for loss), seven sacks and six interceptions during his time there.
He is a productive player but he went undrafted because his play recognition and ability to fight off blocks needs to be better.