7. Loser: WR Troy Franklin. After an underwhelming rookie season, Franklin now faces competition from third-round pick Pat Bryant. Franklin shouldn't be in danger of getting cut, but Byrant could take away snaps from the second-year WR.

Basically, the Broncos have options and it won't be surprising if they decide to trade up. During a pre-draft press conference on April 17, Denver general manager George Paton admitted that he was already making calls about a possible trade, although at the time, he didn't admit if he was looking to move up or down.

After a flurry of trades on Day 2 of the NFL draft, the Broncos entered Day 3 with just two picks, with one slot in the fourth round and one in the sixth. Here’s who they picked up on Saturday in Green Bay.