Denver Broncos Acquire Jaylen Waddle to Boost Offense

The Denver Broncos have acquired Jaylen Waddle, a speedy receiver, to boost their offense.

What's the latest on Bo Nix?

Bo Nix is still sidelined following a second procedure on his right ankle, but he was on the field throwing some passes.

The Broncos are back on the football field for the first time since losing the AFC championship game to New England.

How's Jaylen Waddle fitting in?

Jaylen Waddle has been developing a rapport with his No. 1 wide receiver counterpart Courtland Sutton.

Waddle said he envisions he and Sutton delivering a great 1-2 punch, with Sutton being an elite playmaker.

The Broncos gave star cornerback Pat Surtain II a $5 million raise this season through a contract adjustment.

What's next for the Denver Broncos?

The Denver Broncos are set to face the Kansas City Chiefs on September 15, 2026, with a current standing of 14th in the National Football Conference and a 5-12 record.

And with their new acquisition, Jaylen Waddle, the team is looking to improve their offense.

But for now, Waddle is focused on developing his chemistry with quarterback Bo Nix, who is expected to return to the field soon.

So the Broncos are taking it one step at a time, with coach Sean Payton praising Waddle's quickness and instincts.

The team is finally out from under the record $85 million dead cap hit they incurred by releasing Russell Wilson.

How's the team preparing?

The Broncos have been working on their chemistry, with Waddle and Sutton leading the charge.

Coach Sean Payton said Waddle has had a good week, picking things up quickly and showing his instincts and quickness.

The team is looking to make a comeback, with their current record being 5-12 and on a W1 streak as of July 3, 2026.