Dolphins Trade Waddle, Load Up Draft Picks

0:00On March 17th, the Miami Dolphins just made ways by trading wide receiver Jalen Waddle to the Denver Broncos. In exchange, they picked up Denver's first round selection at number 30 overall, plus a third rounder and a fourth rounder while sending back one of their own fourths. This marks the first big splash for new general manager John Eric Sullivan in his early days on the job. Waddle spent five seasons in Miami after being drafted sixth overall in 2021. He racked up over 5,000 receiving yards and 26 touchdowns, including three straight 1,000 yard seasons to start his career. The Dolphins are shaking up their entire passing attack under Sullivan and new coach Jeff Hathley. They already cut quarterback to Attago Valoa, who landed with the Atlanta Falcons and released Tyree Kill, ending a once explosive trio that dominated in 2023. To rebuild around new quarterback Malik Willis, Miami signed wide outs, Jalen Tolbert from Dallas and Tutu Atwell from the Rams and Free Agency,

1:04they still have Slotman Malik Washington and several young prospects ready to step up. With seven picks now in the first three rounds, including two first rounders, the Dolphins are loaded for the late April draft and set to reshape. They're offends from the ground up. Made in AI.