Broncos Trade for Waddle, Boost Nix's Receivers

For the NFL, it's March 18th.

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The Denver Broncos just made a big move for quarterback Bo Nix, trading with the Miami

Dolphins to land wide receiver Jalen Waddle ahead of the 2026 season.

They sent over a first round pick, a third round selection, and swapped fourth round picks

to get it done.

Cap Space played a key role here.

Dino carries an $11.7 million hit for the Broncos in 2026, jumping to $33.8 million

the next year.

Denver had more room to work with at $22.62 million, while Miami sat at $13.78 million

before the deal.

Dolphins fans might feel the sting from this trade, as it leaves Miami with the league's

highest deadcap at over $23 million next season.

That's part of a bigger rebuild push, stacking up draft picks including multiple first rounders

alongside teams like the Jets and Cowboys.

For the Broncos, this pair's Waddle nicely, with Courtland Sutton, as Nix's top targets,

boosting their receiver group right away.

Meanwhile, Miami's wide-out depth ticks a hit with guys like Malik Washington and Tutu

Atwell stepping up.

Officials say the Dolphins could use their new picks and April's draft to grab talents

like Jordan Tyson, or even trade up for a top guy like Karnel.

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