Broncos 2020 Roster Breakdown: KJ Hamler | WR

Each summer, Mile High Huddle goes player by player to break down the Denver Broncos' roster. That’s right, all 90 of them.
We'll scrutinize each player's history, dating back to college, and what they bring to the 2020 Broncos. Next up? Second-round wideout KJ Hamler.
Explosive. Dynamic. Fast. Small.
Those are the first words that come to mind when I think of Hamler. He was such an interesting prospect to watch at Penn State because of how explosive an athlete he is and how badly he can make teams pay when he had the ball in his hands.
The issues Hamler has with drops are a concern which come with bad catching technique and poor focus. Then, there's his size. To put it simply, Hamler is limited to how he can make an impact in the NFL, but that doesn't affect his explosiveness as a weapon.
Hamler's issues with drops can be developed and worked on with WRs Coach Zach Azzanni, but it is rare to see massive improvements in that area from college football to the NFL, so he just has to make every touch count.
Adding Hamler made a lot of sense because of how the Broncos lacked explosive plays in 2019 from their offense. Not having an explosive, dynamic offensive weapon hurt along with not having anyone who could consistently challenge the safeties 20-plus yards down the field.
With the addition of first-round WR Jerry Jeudy, Drew Lock and Courtland Sutton just got a lot of help, but Hamler provides even more of a complement to the offense. For a deep-dive look at Hamler and how he fits, check out the video above.
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Erick Trickel is a senior editor at Denver Broncos On SI, with an emphasis on scouting and covering the NFL draft. Erick has been with the website since 2014 and co-hosts the Building The Broncos and Dove Valley Deep-Divers podcasts on Mile High Huddle.
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