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Broncos GM: No Trade Talk for WRs

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Broncos General Manager George Paton confirms no trade talks for wide receivers, praising their talent and investment. Despite speculation, the team is confident in their receiver group, led by Courtland Sutton and Jaylen Waddle, with Marvin Mims Jr. and Pat Bryant also making strong cases. Depth and solid blocking give Denver confidence, but Paton remains open to calls from other teams.

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Broncos GM: No Trade Talk for WRs

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Denver Broncos News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Broncos GM: No Trade Talk for WRs. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 30, Broncos General Manager George Patton just shut down all the tray talk around their wide receivers. After bringing in Jalen Waddle, folks wondered if guys like Troy Franklin, Marvin Mims Jr. or Pat Bryan might get moved to trim the depth. Payton said no way at the NFL owners meetings this week. He told reporters they love this receiver group and have invested a ton in it, so no reason to shake things up. That said, Patton admits he'll always pick up if another team calls with interest, especially around draft time. Fans and analysts lit up with speculation post-trade, eyeing Franklin's breakout year with over 700 yards and six touchdowns as the number. Two guy. Those stats stack up against receivers landing big deals like the 68 million over four years. One team gave a similar player. The room looks stacked heading into 2026, with Courtland Sutton and Waddle leading the way. Mims shines when called on, entering a contract year after two all-pro return nods, while Bryant showed flashes as a rookie despite late injuries.

Depth like this, plus solid blockers, gives Denver real confidence, no shopping needed, but eyes stay open as the offseason heats up.

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