Broncos Trade for Waddle, Tight End Still a Concern

0:00On March 19th, the Denver Broncos shook up their offseason by trading a first-round and third-round pick to the Miami Dolphins for Star-Wide Receiver. Jalen Waddle This blockbuster move gives Young Quarterback Bow-Nicks a top weapon, but the team still has work to do on offense. They brought back three tight ends to build depth around Evan Ingram, including Adam Trautman on a three-year deal, and they adkins Plus Lucas Crow on. One-year contracts. Even with a full four-man room now, experts point to tight end as the biggest remaining gap. Last season, the group managed just three touchdowns total, with no one averaging even 10 yards per catch. Analysts like ESPN's Jeff Legwold say it's hard to see major improvement without a high draft pick or big free agent splash. The Waddle trade cost them their 30th overall pick, leaving just the 60-second selection in the top three rounds for a potential impact tight. Top free agent David and Joku is available, but his recent injury and age over 30 raised

1:00red flags. As training camp nears, the Broncos must decide whether to invest more here or tweak their game plan around what they have for a stronger push next.