Broncos Trade for Waddle, Dolphins Stockpile Picks

0:00On March 17th, the Denver Broncos just pulled off a major trade to boost their offense, acquiring wide receiver Jalen Waddle from the Miami Dolphins. In exchange, Miami picks up the Broncos number, 11 and number 31st round draft selections, plus an extra third rounder and a fourth round, pick in the 2026 draft. This comes after a slow start to free agency for Denver, who were one win short of Super Bowl 60 last season, despite a late scare with quarterback. Bohnix's ankle. Waddle brings speed and big playability, with over 1,000 yards in each of his first three pro seasons, and he's seen as a great match for Nix, in Sean Payton's system. Fans and analysts are buzzing about how Waddle slots into Denver's Crowder receiver group, alongside Courtland Sutton and Rookie Troy Franklin, potentially stretching defenses then and elevating the passing attack that nearly got them to the Super Bowl. Meanwhile, the Dolphins are in rebuild mode under new leadership, having signed quarterback Malik Willis and released Tyree Kill.

1:03They now have prime draft ammo to stockpile young talent and reset the roster quickly. With his deal locked in, both teams are positioning for 2026, as Denver chases that elusive Lombardi trophy in Miami builds from the ground up. Made in A.I.