Broncos Plot Offseason Moves, Trade for Waddle

On March 31st, the Denver Broncos are plotting their off-season moves after a stellar 2025 season,

grabbing the number one seed in the AFC and pushing to the conference championship.

Coach Sean Payton just dropped some real talk and interviews, stressing they got work to do to hit that elite NFL level.

Payton pointed out quarterback Bohnix is still on his rookie deal,

which everyone knows gives them cap space, but he warned against a free agency.

Frenzy, so far, they've made one big splash, trading for Miami Dolphins wide receiver Jalen Waddle to feed Nick's more downfield options.

Fans aren't thrilled with the quiet off-season, feeling like the team's not doing enough.

Payton hit back, saying he hates the idea of just running it back, and while the fan base matters,

they'll stick to what's best for the squad.

Their defense stays one of the league's best, straight up stonewalling Drake May in the Patriots in that championship clash.

But the Broncos offense throws up in those brutal blizzard conditions at mile high, costing them the win.

Eyes are on what comes next before the NFL draft, as Denver builds smart without the chaos.