Denver Broncos set to host a fast-rising 2025 NFL Draft prospect that would fill their biggest remaining position of need

What is a top-30 visit?

A top-30 visit denotes one of the 30 prospect visits allowed for teams during the pre-draft period. The Broncos host prospects varying from potential first-round selections to those who go undrafted, providing them a glimpse into NFL life in Denver. Although no on-field workouts will occur, teams can utilize this opportunity to conduct meetings with coaching staff for film analysis, perform physical exams with team doctors, tour the facilities, and more.

How does Judkins fit with the Broncos?

Judkins is exactly the type of RB that Denver needs - a three-down player who has the physicality to carry the load and doesn't have to come off the field much. Not only does he run with power and balance, but he has underrated 4.4 40-yard dash speed.

Judkins may not quite have home run speed, but good luck tackling him for a many short gains. His 197 missed tackles during his three-year college career ranked in the 81st percentile of that category. Judkins is also a suitable pass catcher. Broncos coach Sean Payton would have a lot of fun scheming him into open space, where defenders simply are not going to be able to bring him down one-on-one.

Judkins is also a good pass-blocking RB. That is crucial in Payton's offense, and to the success of second-year quarterback Bo Nix's development. Our A to Z Sports expected draft pick rang projects Judkins being selected between 52-120. I believe Judkins will go much closer to 52 than 120, but he may be a bit of a reach at No. 20 for Denver. However, he would definitely be justified at No. 51, and if he's still available at No. 85, Judkins would be an absolute steal.