Waddle Joins Broncos, Intensifying Receiver Battle

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The Denver Broncos made waves this week by trading for wide receiver Jalen Waddle from

the Miami Dolphins.

Now fans are debating who holds the number one spot at the position, long time starter,

Cortland Sudden, or the new arrival.

Waddle officially joined the team on Wednesday and quickly addressed the hype during a media

call.

He emphasized team success over individual labels, highlighting the group's shared goal

of making plays to win games.

The Broncos receiver room boasts plenty of talent, including Sudden, Marvin Mims, Troy

Franklin, Pat Sertain, and Lil's Jordan Humphrey.

Waddle expressed excitement about learning from them and contributing right away.

Sudden remains the go-to option in key situations, but punted see Waddle and him as the top duo

heading into 2026.

Both should become quarterback Bo Nix's primary targets.

With Waddle's career average of 1098 receiving yards and six touchdowns per season, Denver's

passing attack just got a major upgrade, setting up an intriguing competition for touches.