Broncos Trade for Pitts, Boosting Offense

On April 6th, the Denver Broncos shook up the NFL offseason by trading draft picks for Miami's

stud wide receiver, Jalen Waddle, pairing him perfectly, with Courtland Sutton to form

a deadly duo of size and speed.

Their offense was already stacked with a rookie quarterback, Bo Nix, on a cheap deal,

and Waddle's low cap hit a $4.9 million dollars this.

Year makes it even sweeter.

Bleach your report just named Denver, the top landing spot for Atlanta Falcons tied in.

Kyle Pitz in a potential blockbuster trade.

At 25 years old, the 6-foot-6 beast had a bounce back, 2025 season, with 88 catches,

9-28 yards, and a career high five touchdowns, building on his first round pedigree from

the 2021 draft.

Fans and analysts are buzzing because Pitz fills Denver's biggest gap at tied end, where

31-year-old Evan Angraum lacks red zone punch with, just one touchdown over his last

two years.

The Broncos still need a running back and inside linebacker too, but adding Pitz could make

their roster the league's in-become regular season.

Pitz has racked up 284 receptions and 3,579 yards over five years, playing nearly every

game.

Despite Atlantis ups and downs, the Falcons overhauled their staff this offseason without extending

him, and with no first round pick, they might deal for a second round or plus.

Sweeners like Angraum heading back.

If Denver pulls this off, Sean Payton's offense hits another level, turning good into

unstoppable.

Keep your eyes on those trade wires as the 20, 26 draft, nears.