Broncos Trade for Waddle, Rely on Dobbins

On April 7th, the Denver Broncos kept things low-key this off-season after a stellar 14-3 season

that landed them in the AFC Championship.

Their big splash was trading for Star-Y receiver Jalen Waddle to juice up the offense while

mostly resigning familiar faces from last year's squad.

That passing attack led the league in attempts, especially late in the year, because starting

running back JK Dobbins went down with the season ending.

But injury in week 10 against the Raiders.

He was tearing it up early, finishing with 7-point CD-2 rushing yards and four touchdowns

on 153 carries.

But it forced.

Head coach Sean Payton to lean heavy on the air game.

Now they brought Dobbins back after missing out on Travis Etienne Jr., who signed with the

Saints.

Analysts like Pro Football focuses Zoltan Boudet, see the talent but worry about the contract

size given Dobbins' injury history and limited snaps over.

Reacing years, it could leave them scrambling again if he misses time.

Meanwhile, resigning linebacker Alex Singleton stands out as a smart move.

The 32-year-old beat testicular cancer, missed just one game and anchored the defense with

a strong runstop in grade that ranked.

25th among linebackers.

With Waddle pairing up with Courtland Sutton and these core guys back, the Broncos are betting

on continuity to push even further in 20.

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