Broncos Trade for Waddle, Bolstering Offense

With the NFL today, March 17th, the Denver Broncos shook up their quiet off-season by trading for Miami

Dolphins wide receiver, Jalen Waddle. Denver picks up Waddle plus a 2026 fourth-round draft choice,

number 11. In return, Miami gets a 2026 first-round pick at number 30, a third-rounder at number 94,

and a fourth-round selection at, number 130. This move arms quarterback Bonix with a stronger

group of receivers. Waddle joins veteran Cortland Seton as a top-thread, backed by young talents

like Pat Bryan and Troy Franklin. It should make the Broncos offense more explosive right away.

Broncos fans, who saw little action in free agency, now have real reason to get excited.

The team is going all-in for a Super Bowl after nearly reaching it last season despite a key injury.

Meanwhile, Miami continues its full rebuild, moving on from core players like Waddle,

to a toggle by Loa, Tyree Kill, and others. Experts grade the deal and A- for Denver,

praising the bold push despite the steep cost of a first and third-round pick. It takes pressure

off Seton and fits their win-now window perfectly. For the Dolphins, it's AB Plus as they build draft

capital with two first-rounders and seven picks in the top three rounds. Their new quarterback

Malik Willis loses a big weapon, but tanking for more picks could make this trade look even better

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