Miami Dolphins Trade Waddle to Broncos

0:00On March 17th, the Miami Dolphins just traded wide receiver Jalen Waddle to the Denver Broncos, grabbing some solid draft picks in return. Denver Lands Waddle plus a 2026 4th round choice at number 111 overall. Miami gets a 2026 first rounder at number 30, a third rounder at number 94, and another fourth at number 130. This move caps a wild offseason for the Dolphins, who already cut Tyree Kill and two Otago Veloa while firing offensive coach Mike McDaniel. Now they're fully cleaning house on their old passing attack. Fans and analysts see it as an A-plus win for Denver, filling a key slot receiver spot to boost Portland's sudden and their young receivers. With Bowen nicks back from an ankle injury and new play caller Davis Webb in charge, Waddle gives them a proven short yardage threat as they push for an A&C title. Miami earns a C-grade here, shifting to a run-first offense under new coordinator Bobby

1:02Slowick. Expect heavy carries from Dave on a shame and Oli Gordon, with mobile quarterback Malik Willis leading the charge amid a thin receiving group. Featuring guys like Malik Washington and Tutu Atwell, both squads now eye the draft to rebuild as these bold moves reshape the league's wide open landscape heading into next season. Made in A.I.