Miami Dolphins Trade Jaylen Waddle, Rebuild with Draft Picks

With the NFL today, March 17th, the Miami Dolphins shook up the NFL by trading star-wide receiver

Jalen Waddle to the Denver Broncos earlier this week.

The 27-year-old standout heads to Denver in exchange for the Broncos' 2026 first round

pick, plus third and fourth round.

Selections, Miami sent back one of its own fourth round picks to sweeten the deal.

This blockbuster is the latest move from first-year general manager John Erick Sullivan in a

full roster reset.

He's already cut franchise cornerstones, like quarterback Tuha Taga-Viloa, wide receiver

Tyree Kill, and past rusher Bradley Chubb.

Veterans such as Safety, Minka Fitzpatrick have also been shipped out.

Dolphins fans are reeling from the changes, with nine starters from the 2025 season opener

Nalgan.

The wide receiver group looks thin, relying on Malik Washington with his 46 catches last

year, plus unproven talents like Taj Washington and Theo Weish Jr.

Speculation is heating up around more trades, including running back to Vana Shane, defensive

tackles Zack Sealer, and offensive lineman Austin, Jackson.

These moves signal a total rebuild after a tough season.

Miami now boasts a treasure trove of draft picks for 2026, including first rounders at

number 11 and 30 overall, several thirds, and picks through the seventh round.

Sullivan has plenty of ammo to stockpile young talent.

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