Broncos Trade Up, Shake Up Draft Night

On March 31st, the Denver Broncos pulled off the biggest trade this off-season, sending

multiple draft picks to the Miami Dolphins for wide receiver.

Jalen Waddle.

They gave up their first round and third round selections in the 2026 NFL draft to land

him.

That move plugs a huge gap in their offense, giving them a dynamic weapon they've been

missing.

Now, as they eye the 2026 draft, they're short on high picks, but loaded with options

on how to rebuild.

Central manager George Patton has always preached draft and develop, building through homegrown

talent during his time in charge.

Still, he made it clear that lacking a first-rounder won't stop them from getting aggressive.

Paits on left the door wide open, hinting they could trade up if the right prospect falls

into place.

Then, my mean-packaging players or more picks to jump into the top 50, showing a bolder

front-office strategy.

With 2026 shaping up as a maker-break year for the franchise, expect the Broncos to

keep pushing boundaries and surprising everyone on.

Draft Knight.