Broncos Trade for Waddle, Eye Tight End in Draft

0:00On March 23rd, the Denver Broncos wrapped up a key off-season move by trading with the Miami Dolphins for wide receiver Jalen Waddle earlier this month. This gives quarterback Bodniks a top playmaker to target heading into the 2026 season. While the offense got a big boost, the team still needs more help at tight end. Right now, Evan Engram had a quiet first year in Denver after joining the squad. Even with Waddle on board, experts say adding another pass catcher could really open things up for Nick's and the attack. CVS sports highlighted two solid options to address that gap. One is veteran Titan David and Joku, who spent nine years with the Cleveland Browns and is now a free agent and nearly 30 years old. He dealt with knee injuries last season, but could bring power on a short-term proven deal. The other pick is Vanderbilt's Eli Stowers, a former quarterback who switched to Titan. Over two college seasons, he hauled in 111 catches for 1,407 yards and nine touchdowns.

1:02mock drafts often slot him on day two, sometimes right to Denver at pick 62. The Broncos might wait to see how the draft shakes out next month before pulling the trigger on a tight end. Either way, these moves could round out an already strong roster for the long haul.