Broncos' Offseason Move: Can Waddle Turn Close Calls into Blowouts?

0:00It's March 25th, welcome in. This is NFL News Today, where football meets AI. The Denver Broncos had a strong season last year, winning 11-1 score games on their way to a solid record, but some analysts worry that streak of close victories could signal trouble ahead, marking them as a team right for regression. Sports Illustrated's Matt Verder Raim highlighted this stat as a classic red flag for teams struggling to repeat success. Things that rely heavily on narrow wins often see their fortunes dip without major improvements. Fans and experts alike point to the Broncos' elite defense as a reason they might keep pulling out those Thai games. Still, the margins are razor thin, where a single penalty or key injury could easily tip the scales. To counter that risk, the Broncos made a big offseason move by adding wide receiver Jalen Waddle to their roster. This bolsters their offense and takes pressure off the defense in crunch time. As training camp nears, all eyes are on whether these changes can turn, close calls into

1:00blowouts, and keep Denver contending in the tough AFC West.