Broncos Boost Offense with Tight End Moves

0:00On March 24th, the Denver Broncos made several moves this off-season, resigning all four of their tight ends from last season while trading for Miami, dolphins while receiver Jalen Waddle to boost the offense. Evan Ingram had a quiet year as the starter, with Adam Trautman and Nate Atkins shining more in blocking than receiving, and Lucas Crowell managing just. Two catches. Analysts see the tight end group as underwhelming, and expect the team to add more firepower around quarterback Bonix. Options remain, like signing veteran David and Joku, a 29-year-old free agent from Cleveland seeking a new team, or drafting Vanderbilt's Eli. Stowers, a former quarterback who impressed in college and at the combine. Stowers could fit as a big slot receiver type using the Broncos' second-round pick at number 62 overall, though some debate have tied in tops. The list of needs, leaving room for the current group to stick.