The Denver Broncos currently have an aging left tackle in Garret Bolles and an expensive right tackle in Mike McGlinchey. With both tackles 34 and 32 years old, respectively, it may be time to look at next year's draft to replace at least one of them.

Rob Rang from Fox Sports.com thinks LSU offensive tackle Jordan Seaton would be an ideal match for the Broncos and Sean Payton's offense. On top of that, Rang notes that Payton loved drafting first-round offensive linemen while he coached in New Orleans.

"The Broncos face a big decision at offensive tackle at the end of the season with veterans Garett Bolles (34 years old) and Mike McGlinchey (32) on the books for over $50 million," Rang wrote for Fox. "Sean Payton had a history of investing first-round draft picks on blockers in New Orleans, and he may see the opportunity to get younger and cheaper at the position as just too good to pass up. Seaton began his college career at Colorado prior to transferring to LSU."

Keaton will look to bolster an established but, as noted above, aging offensive line. If he is still around by the time the Broncos pick, he would be a great addition.