Broncos Strengthen WR Corps, Eye Tight End in Draft

0:00On March 25th, the Denver Broncos have held on to most of their roster from last season's American football conference championship run, making just a few targeted additions in early free agency. They plugged a big gap at White receiver by trading for Jalen Waddle, leaving them with a solid group heading into the 2026 season. Analyst Zachary Porellis from CBS Sports points to tied in as their one potential soft spot, though it's not a glaring weakness. The team re-signed Lucas Croll, Nate Adkins, and Adam Traumann, while Evan Ingram remains under contract for another year. Porellis recommends signing free agent David and Joku, formerly of the Cleveland Browns, who's still available. For the draft, he likes Vanderbilt's Eli Stowers as a second round option, a 6'4, 239 pound athlete who switched from quarterback to tied end. Stowers impressed at the NFL combined with a 4.51 second 40 yard dash and a 1.59 second 10 yard split, plus strong.

1:01College stats this show his versatility. That kind of multi-tool player fits head coach Sean Payton-style perfectly. Meanwhile, General Manager George Patton has kept things low key so far, but his history suggests a surprise move could still shake things up before. Draft day. That's the story for today. NFL News Today, Driven by AI