Abrams-Draine has a 60.0 grade on 1 snap; Denver remains high on his upside, suggesting a potential late-season breakout or increased usage as the season progresses.

Abrams-Draine is eyed as a potential backup option; does bring run defense value but has arm-length concerns and inconsistency that complicate immediate trust to replace Moss.

Abrams-Draine, a 2024 fifth-round pick, offered sticky boundary coverage and instinctive ball skills while stepping in for Surtain; his role should help Denver maintain pressure in the secondary.

Abrams-Draine adds nickel versatility and depth to Denver’s secondary. His ability to step into multiple roles could keep the unit ahead of opponents and maintain top-tier pass defense across the board.

Abrams-Draine provides depth at corner; Barron and Abrams-Draine share nickel/dime duties as the Broncos sort through roles.