Broncos Trade for Waddle, Eagles Hold Firm on Brown

0:00It's March 17th, here's your NFL news in two minutes. The Denver Broncos just made a splash in the NFL offseason by trading for Miami Dolphins wide receiver Jalen Waddle. They sent their 2026 first round pick and their own fourth rounder that year to Miami in exchange for Waddle plus the Dolphins 20, 26 fourth round pick. It's basically the Broncos upgrading their receiving core with a proven talent while swapping those later picks. This March the second big receiver deal this offseason following the Buffalo Bills earlier move for DJ Moore. Reports from Adam Schefter broke the news on Tuesday afternoon, catching many fans by surprise as trade rumors had swirled around several stars. Philadelphia Eagles fans held their breath, hoping their own star, AJ Brown might get moved too, but no deal happened. Brown remains firmly in Philly and this trade highlights why the Eagles are standing firm on their high asking price for him. Over the past two seasons, the 27 year old Waddle has posted 122 catches for 1,654 yards

1:05and 8 touchdowns and 31 games. That solid production, but Eagles general manager Howie Roseman sees Brown as a cut above with even stronger numbers in fewer games. This move validates the Eagles strategy in a competitive market. No one's meeting their demands yet, but the value on top receivers, like Waddle, shows Philly hasn't overplayed their hand. Keep an eye on how Waddle fits into Denver's plans next season, thanks to our sponsor for supporting today's coverage. When you need a moment alone, just lay back and listen, S-O-L-I-S-O-L-P-L-O-D-C-M-A-I.