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Broncos 'really encouraged' with rookie who flew under the radar in 2025
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Playing in a crowded outside linebacker room, Denver Broncos edge defender Que Robinson had a relatively quiet rookie season, but his talent and potential have not been overlooked by the club.
"Que, he may have the most upside of anyone in our draft class, and you could see it the other day," Broncos general manager George Paton said during his end-of-season press conference in January. "He's long, he's athletic. He can run and is really good in the run game. He's just learning how to rush, just learning to rush the passer, but has all the traits. Then you see what he does on special teams. We're really encouraged with him."
Robinson (6-4, 243 pounds) totaled 12 tackles, three quarterback hits and a half-sack in six regular-season appearances last fall, then he grabbed a sack in his playoff debut.
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The 24-year-old outside linebacker will likely be more involved in the team's pass-rush rotation in 2026 after getting limited reps behind Nik Bonitto , Jonathon Cooper , Jonah Elliss and Dondrea Tillman as a rookie. Denver's edge room is extremely deep, but Robinson's small sample size projects a bright future for the former Alabama linebacker.
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