PHILADELPHIA, Pa. – Western Michigan offensive lineman Taylor Moton became the second Bronco selected in the 2017 NFL Draft, being taken 64th overall in the second round on Friday. This is the second straight year the Broncos have had two players selected in the NFL draft, joining Corey Davis who went No. 5 overall Thursday night.
Moton set the Western Michigan record for most games played in a career, playing in all 52 games since his freshman season. In 2016 he was selected to play in the Reese's Senior Bowl in Mobile after earning All-America selections from the Football Writers Association of America, Phill Steele and the American Football Coaches Association.