Kage Casey NFL Combine and Draft Prospects
All Combine and Draft-Related Analysis, News, Video, and Biographical Information for Kage Casey
www.nfl.comHere’s the latest I could gather about Kage Casey, known as Casey Kage in some sources.
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Recent development: Boise State alum Kage Casey was drafted by the Denver Broncos in the 2026 NFL Draft in the fourth round, 111th overall. He is listed as a 6-foot-6, 310-pound offensive lineman who started at left tackle for Boise State, with 41 consecutive starts to finish his college career. This draft landing suggests teams view him as a developmental tackle with potential inside to guard as he transitions to the NFL. [CBS Sports, NBC Sports, and NFL draft profiles corroborate the Broncos selection and his Boise State tenure.][2][3][8]
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Draft projections and early buzz: Several outlets had him on mid-to-late first-to-second round projections in some mock drafts earlier in 2025 for various NFL teams, reflecting his size, length, and athleticism. While those mocks are speculative, they signal sustained interest in his pro potential. [Sports Illustrated mock reference; general mock-draft coverage.][5]
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Background and scouting notes: Casey hails from Happy Valley, Oregon, and developed as Boise State’s starting left tackle over his final seasons, earning notice for his pass protection and run-blocking versatility. His size and experience handling a power five-level schedule were repeatedly highlighted in scouting rundowns. [NBC Sports player overview; ESPN profile.][6][10]
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What this means for his rookie year: Denver’s offensive line already features established tackles, which may push Casey toward a year-one inside or developmental tackle role, with a likely emphasis on technique refinement and NFL strength/footwork transitions. Expect early rotational snaps or practice-squad-level development before a potential full-time role as he acclimates. [CBS Sports drafting analysis; Broncos context in draft coverage.][2]
If you want, I can pull more current articles or focus on a specific aspect (e.g., scouting grades, game film highlights, or Broncos team context). Also, I can summarize how his Boise State tape translates to NFL expectations with a concise side-by-side comparison to similar tackles from Boise State. [CBS Sports][NBC Sports][ESPN]