Broncos' WR Room: Talent Overload or Trade Talks?

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Subscribe for daily updates on your team. The Denver Broncos just made ways by trading for

wide receiver Jalen Waddle from the Miami Dolphins on Tuesday. This move has loaded up their wide

receiver group with serious talent, creating one of the deepest rooms in the league.

Now they have Waddle joining forces with Cortland Sutton, Pat Bryant, Marvin Mims, and Troy Franklin.

Sutton looks like a lot to stay as the ideal partner for Waddle, while Bryant is only

heading into his second NFL season and fits right in. Analysts are buzzing that this overcrowding could

spark trade talks, especially for Mims and Franklin. Their quick, smaller builds overlap a bit with

Waddle, though Mims brings value on special teams and gadget plays. Franklin's skill set matches

up too closely with the others, who are less likely to move, making him a prime trade candidate.

That said, quarterback Bo Nick shares a college history with him from Oregon, which might help

keep him around. Overall, it's an enviable group of five receivers, but in the NFL that often

means someone gets dealt to balance things out. Keep an eye on those potential moves. Special

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