Indiana football has successfully transitioned to the NFL with two significant draft picks and several undrafted free agents. Defensive lineman CJ West and quarterback Kurtis Rourke were selected in the fourth and seventh rounds, respectively, by the San Francisco 49ers, marking the program's return to having multiple players drafted since 2018. Additionally, offensive lineman Trey Wedig joined the Los Angeles Rams, while wide receiver Myles Price signed with the Minnesota Vikings, and receiver Ke'Shawn Williams landed with the Pittsburgh Steelers. These players are looking to make their mark in the NFL after impressive collegiate careers, showcasing the growing talent pool from Indiana.

The Denver Broncos have hosted Indiana offensive lineman Trey Wedig for a pre-draft visit, aiming to bolster their offensive line. Wedig, standing 6'7" and weighing 319 pounds, showcased versatility during his college career at Wisconsin and Indiana, playing across multiple positions on the line. In the previous season, he displayed solid performance, allowing only two sacks and one quarterback hit over 421 pass protection snaps. Currently pegged as a late-round pick or potential undrafted free agent, he may help fill the Broncos' offseason roster.

Despite not having a seventh-round pick in this year's draft, the Broncos retain three sixth-round picks which could facilitate a selection of Wedig. Given his experience and the Broncos' need for quality depth on the offensive line, he could represent a valuable addition, especially as the team prepares for the upcoming 2025 NFL Draft set to take place in Wisconsin.