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Mile High Report's Christopher Hart highlights three collegiate defensive prospects for the Denver Broncos to watch in Week 10 of the college football season ahead of the 2027 NFL Draft. The featured players are Ohio State safety Jaylen McClain, Wisconsin edge rusher Sebastian Cheeks, and Texas Tech defensive lineman A.J. Holmes Jr., as Denver evaluates potential needs across the defense.
Hart notes that McClain has emerged as an aggressive top-50 prospect capable of providing secondary depth. Meanwhile, Cheeks leads draft-eligible defenders with a 23.9 percent pressure rate, and Holmes Jr. paces all FBS interior linemen with 33 quarterback pressures midway through the season.
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