Broncos Trade for Waddle, Trade Franklin

0:00On March 20th, the Denver Broncos just pulled off a big trade, grabbing speedy wide receiver Jalen Waddle from the Miami Dolphins. In his four seasons, he's racked up nearly 400 receptions, giving the Broncos a real boost at the position and a brighter outlook for their passing game. This addition lets Courtland Sutton slide into more of a number two role, easing the pressure on him while allowing younger receivers to develop. Without being pushed too soon, meanwhile, with Waddle now leading the pack alongside Sutton and others, the death chart looks stacked. That shift makes Troy Franklin expendable. The Broncos traded up 19 spots in the fourth round of the 2024 draft to grab him. Nixon's college teammate after a solid second. Year, but he's buried on the chart now. Team Insiders suggest shopping Franklin around, ideally getting back that fourth round pick they spin. Four teams stand out as potential suitors, the Indianapolis Colts needing death after a trade. The Baltimore Ravens hunting deep threats, the Washington commanders building behind their

1:03top guy and the New York Jets looking to spark their offense. Overall, these moves keep the Broncos flexible, balancing talent up front while freeing assets to build a stronger roster around Bonix heading into.