Broncos Seek Receivers, Evans Off Limits

0:00On March 3rd, the Denver Broncos had a rough time with drop passes during the 2025 season, hurting their offense and quarterback Bo. Nix's chances. Wide receiver struggled game after game, even in key spots like the in-zone, keeping the team from hitting its full potential. Heading into free agency, the market for top receivers looks thin, but the Broncos hope to land a proven star. Recent word from Mike Evans' agent shuts that door, saying Denver would need to move Cortland Sutton first, which seems unlikely. Evans, now 32, has been a standout since Tampa Bay took him in the first round of the 2014 draft. He's posted over a thousand yards each of his first 11 seasons and remains a touchdown machine with solid numbers in 2023 and 2024. While Evans brings reliability, the Broncos already have Sutton locked in, so they're wise to avoid chasing fading options. Eyes are turning to trades for big names like AJ Brown or Jalen Waddle to really boost the room.

1:00With 31 other teams hunting the same talent, Denver faces the tough road to fix their receiving core, but smart moves could unlock Nix's arm. This offseason, this offseason,