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The Broncos moved all in on Bo Nix by landing him a true No. 1 receiver in Jaylen Waddle. The Dolphins, meanwhile, are now a fantasy wasteland where De'Von Achane figures to see all the work he can handle.
The Denver Broncos acquired Jaylen Waddle from the Dolphins in exchange for a first-round pick along with a third-round selection. The two teams also swapped fourth-round picks. With both receiver rooms changing drastically, here’s what fantasy managers can expect heading into 2026.
Denver Broncos Fantasy Fallout Sean Payton has been wildly frustrating for fantasy purposes, rotating nearly all of his young wideouts in and out of the lineup on a weekly basis. Courtland Sutton ran 92 percent of the routes last year. Troy Franklin was next at 68 percent and no one else ran over half of the routes.
It doesn’t have to be like this, and spending a bevy of draft picks to acquire Waddle suggests Payton doesn’t want to operate that way anymore. Waddle struggled in 2024. Even though the Miami offense didn’t rebound in 2025, Waddle did, going from 1.
5 yards per route run to 2. 2. He earned targets at a higher clip and ESPN’s player tracking data assigned him the 17th-highest Open Score.
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