Broncos GM Paton Boldly Trades for Waddle

On March 31st, George Patton, the Denver Broncos General Manager, stood by his bold moves

to build the roster at the NFL League meetings this week.

He traded the team's 30th overall draft pick to the Miami Dolphins for Star-Wide Receiver

Jalen Waddle, doubling down on swapping high picks for proven players.

This deal echoes their past trades, like sending a 2023 first rounder to the Norman Saints

just to snag coaching rights for Sean.

Earlier this season, Patton eyed Waddle at the trade deadline, but the cost was too high

back then, now in the offseason they locked it in.

Patton calls Waddle one of the league's most explosive playmakers with top-notch competitor

vibes.

He says the guy will mesh perfectly in the receiver room, boost the run game, and lift

everyone around him.

Waddle rolls in with 373 catches, 5,039 yards, and 26 touchdowns over his career.

He joins a solid group featuring Courtland Sutton, Marvin Mims Jr., Troy Franklin, and

Pat Bryan, making that offense even deadlier.

Patton sees this as the missing piece to push for a title right now.

With the draft on deck, Patton's keeping options open for more wheeling and dealing to

keep the Broncos charging toward that championship window.