ESPN’s Todd McShay sees a lot of value in how the Denver Broncos ended up getting quarterback Drew Lock in the second round of the 2019 NFL Draft." Denver Broncos NewsDenver Broncos 2019 DraftTodd McShay: Broncos did a great job navigating to Drew LockNew https://www.broncosfanstore.com/Devontae-Booker-Jersey ,51commentsESPN’s Todd McShay sees a lot of value in how the Denver Broncos ended up getting quarterback Drew Lock in the second round of the 2019 NFL Draft. MDTIt can’t be helped that NFL Draft Analysts around the country have focused in on Drew Lock as the Denver Broncos best move of the 2019 NFL Draft. It’s not because Lock is a better pick than Noah Fant or Dalton Risner, but rather that John Elway was able to avoid reaching too high for Lock. Todd McShay looked over each teams draft classes to find the best value pick for each team. He, along with others Adam Gotsis Color Rush Jersey , could find no fault in how the Broncos ended up navigating themselves into getting Lock - who was once touted as a Top 10 pick - in the second round of the draft. Why do we keep sharing these stories with Broncos fans? Because these are the stories people are talking about nationally. Even if Lock turns out to end up not being a starting-caliber quarterback, Elway played this situation perfectly and that deserves praise in the weeks after the draft. The reason being is because it sure looks like they’ll have two long-term starters on this roster in both Noah Fant at tight end and Dalton Risner at guard. Hitting on the first two picks is probably the most important task for any GM in the draft and Elway appears to have done just that. Lock is a luxury pick and in this case, a value pick.Not much to dislike about the move. Horse TracksNFL News Training camp scuffles are nothing new Phillip Lindsay Jersey , but they usually take place when a member of the offense or defense takes issue with what someone on the other side of the line does during a drill.Things played out a bit differently at Broncos practice on Monday when the top two members of the wide receiving corps had to be separated by their teammates. Emmanuel Sanders and Courtland Sutton got into it on the sideline during what reporters at practice report has been a sloppy and chippy session.A full accounting of how the issue started is hard to come by, but Nicki Jhabvala of TheAthletic.com reports that Sanders said he was “trying to get them right” while referring to younger players on the team like Sutton. She also reports that water bottles were thrown before players like Joe Flacco and Derek Wolfe stepped in to calm things down.Head coach Vic Fangio has said that players “need to refrain” from fighting while on the practice field and stopped practice to have a team meeting after things had calmed down for the two wideouts.