Broncos Eyeing Trade Up for Receiver, Tight End

On March 30th, the Denver Broncos gave up their first round pick at number 30 to snag wide receiver Jalen Waddle from the Miami Doffins.

So, their next shot in the 2026 NFL Draft hits on day two at number 62 overall.

Earlier this week, General Manager George Patton talked to reporters at the league meetings in Arizona and laid it out straight.

They're dialed in on that number 62 spot where they've hit gold before, like with DJ.

Shipley mimbs at 63 back in 2023 and Nick Bonito at 64 in 2022.

Fans and analysts are buzzing because Patton didn't shut down the idea of trading up, especially if it means grabbing a perfect fit without going all in too early.

Now, word is their eyeing prospects like Texas A&M's KC Concepts Yone if he slides into the late first or early second or Vanderbilt tied in Eli.

Stores, if he drops past mid-second, could mean jumping just 10 or 15 spots to fill those receiver and tied in gaps.

Patton sounds chill about it, no wild moves expected, but keeping options open keeps the Broncos Draft game flexible as they build around Waddle.