Broncos Shake NFL Draft, Trade for Waddle

0:00On April 8th, the Denver Broncos just shook up the NFL draft landscape by trading for Miami Dolphin's Star-Wide receiver, Jalen Waddle. They gave up their first round pick in a third-rounder, skipping day one entirely for a proven pro bowl playmaker to boost their offense right now. With the draft kicking off soon, ESPN's Matt Miller dropped a full seven-round mock, Taylor to Denver's new reality. Starting around two at Pick 62 overall, they grab Missouri linebacker Josiah Trotter, a pick that lines up with other experts like Field, Yates 2. This hall addresses key needs across the board. In round four, Pick's 101-1 go to Texas A&M defensive tackle, Albert Regis, to replace a departed vet and north. Carolina State tied in Justin Jolie to add a weapon for Sean Payton. Later rounds bring depth. Round five, Pick 170 nets, Penn State offensive tackle, Drew Shelton for line insurance. Then three seventh-round steals. LSU Edge rusher Jack Pibern at 246, North Carolina cornerback Thaddeus Dixon at 200.

1:0856 under Bill Belichek's watch last year, and finally UCF Edge. Ijali Kelly with the Mr. Immaculate Pick at 257. Payton and crew could turn these gems into starters, building around Waddle for a quick turnaround while stacking talent without that top pick. Draft Knight's going to be wild for the Broncos. That's her update from NFL News Today, powered by AI.