Broncos Land Waddle, Boost Passing Game

On March 30, the Denver Broncos just landed a huge upgrade for their passing game by trading

for wide receiver Jalen Waddle from the Miami Dolphins during the offseason.

They've been chasing this dynamic playmaker for months, giving their offense the spark

it desperately needs.

Earlier attempts to snag him at the trade deadline fell through, but the Broncos circled

back right after the NFL Combine.

General manager George Payton made it clear, they saw Waddle as a game changer.

They couldn't pass up.

Over five years in Miami, Waddle racked up 373 catches, 5,039 yards, and 26 touchdowns.

Last season in 2025, he hauled in 64 passes for 910 yards and 6 scores, numbers that would

have put him near the top on Denver's roster.

Now the team is hyped to pair him with star receiver Cortland Sudden, with young quarterback

Bo Nick slinging the ball their way.

That duo could turn heads and challenge the lead's elite air attacks.

Expectations are sky high, but Waddle's got to mesh quick with the Broncos crew, proving

why Denver went all in to bring him home.