Broncos Trade for Waddle, Sacrifice Draft Picks

0:00On March 18, the Denver Broncos pulled off a major trade on Tuesday, landing wide receiver Jalen Waddle from the Miami Dolphins. This four-year veteran brings 373 career receptions and more than 5,000 yards to the team. In exchange, the Broncos parted with several picks in next month's NFL Draft. They still hold seven selections heading into April's Draft, starting with the 60-second overall pick in the second round. That includes two fourth-rounders at numbers 108 and 101, a fifth-rounder at 1-070 and three-seventh-round, picks at 246, 256, and 257. Fans and analysts see this as a bold move to boost the offense, even if it means no first-round choice and a late start on day two. The Broncos faced similar gaps in drafts back in 2022 and 2023, yet they snagged edge-rush or Nick Bonito and wide receiver. Marvin Memes Jr., both key contributors now. General manager George Patton deserves credit for reshaping the roster, despite that pricey

1:04extension for quarterback Russell Wilson after his arrival. In 2022, Waddle fills a long-needed playmaker role up front. With the 2026 draft set for late April in Pittsburgh, the Broncos gear up to build around their new star without early firepower. Made in AI.