Dolphins Trade Waddle, Broncos Gain Speed

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The Miami Dolphins have traded wide receiver Jalen Waddle and their fourth round pick at

number 111 to the Denver Broncos.

In return, they get Denver's first round pick at number 30, a third rounder at number 94

and another fourth at number 130.

Dolphins fans are reeling from a full roster tear down.

With quarterback Tua Tagoviolo's massive dead cap money, the team released Tyree

Kill and Bradley Chubb and earlier traded safety, Minca.

Fitzpatrick.

Now they sign unproven quarterback Malik Willis, who has just six career starts under a

new general manager and first time head coach.

Meanwhile, the Broncos stay quiet in early free agency, but pounced on the steel.

At 27, Waddle brings speed to pair with Courtland Sudden and fits perfectly with quarterback

Bonix's quick passes and improv style after the restrate 1000 yard seasons.

Experts give the Broncos a B plus for the bold move, grabbing a top talent unavailable

in free agency at a good value under his current deal.

For Miami, it's an A plus long term for smart asset flips to speed up the rebuild, but

an F short term leaving Willis and chaos without key weapons.

The big question now is whether Willis can handle the pressure on a bare roster.

It might toughen him up for a franchise future or lead to a top draft pick in 2027.

Either way, both teams are betting big on their next chapters.

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