Waddle's Reunion with Surtain: Broncos' Offense Sparkles

On March 20th, here's the latest surrounding the NFL.

Jalen Waddle is on the move after five strong years with the Miami Dolphins.

The speedy wider seaver got traded to the Denver Broncos on Wednesday, setting up a reunion

with his old Alabama teammate, Patrick Sirtene II.

Now, a star corner back there, the two were picked just three spots apart in the 2021

draft.

Sirtene had been talking up Denver to Waddle for years, sharing details on the team's

vibe and plans.

Waddle jumped right in after the deal, connecting with his friend and settling into the squad.

Fans and players alike are buzzing about the fit.

Waddle averaged 75 catches and over 1,000 receiving yards each season in Miami, and he's

already raving about the welcoming.

Atmosphere in Denver, feeling like family.

This adds serious speed and big play potential to the Broncos receiving group, which has been

hungry for that kind of spark.

Sirtene's influence made the move feel like destiny for these long time pals.

With Waddle in the mix, Denver's offense looks sharper heading into the season, promising

some exciting match-ups right from their first practice, together.