After agreeing to trade for Miami Dolphins wide receiver Jaylen Waddle, the Denver Broncos no longer hold a pick in the first round of the 2026 NFL draft, and they aren't scheduled to pick in the third round, either.

They arrived in the NFL together, five years ago and three picks apart.

NFL experts hand out grades for the Broncos' blockbuster trade to bring in Jaylen Waddle.

One of the perks of being traded to the Denver Broncos for wide receiver Jaylen Waddle is the opportunity to be a teammate of close friend Patrick Surtain II. The former Alabama teammates often discussed being on the same NFL team at some point during their careers,

If wide receiver Jaylen Waddle really wants to fight cornerback Patrick Surtain II, he can do it every day at practice now. On Wednesday, Waddle passed his physical examination and his trade from the Miami Dolphins to the Denver Broncos was completed.

The NFL offseason just delivered one of its most unexpected moments. A breaking update involving Jaylen Waddle was so big that ESPN had to interrupt its programming—leaving fans stunned.

What stood out from Jaylen Waddle's introductory press conference with the Broncos? Quite a lot.

The Broncos shared a photo of Jaylen Waddle holding up his new jersey with the number he'll wear with his new team.