Waddle to Broncos: NFL Trade Boosts Denver's Offense

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The NFL trades sending wide receiver Jaylen Waddle from the dolphins to the Broncos is

now official.

Both teams announced the deal on Wednesday after Denver signed off on his physical and added

him to the roster.

This caps a process that got a reminder last week when no deal is truly done until the

paperwork clears.

In the swap, Miami picks up Denver's 30th, 94th, and 130th overall draft selections this

year.

The Broncos get Waddle plus the dolphins 111th pick and return.

Waddle carries a contract worth $17,240,000 this season and runs through 2028.

He slats in alongside Courtman Sutton as Denver's top receiver options.

Broncos fans hope Waddle gives their offense an extra boost after a power them to the

AFC Championship game last year.

The team sees him as the missing piece to elevate their passing attack.

Meanwhile, the dolphins are in rebuild mode, using these picks to stockpile talent after

trading away several veterans in recent weeks.

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