Overview
- Multiple outlets cite insider Jordan Schultz naming the Broncos and Seahawks as the two teams to watch for a potential “holy crap” trade as the deadline window ticks down.
- Denver is 7-2 with a top-tier defense and a mid-pack passing game, fueling speculation about adding a high-impact receiver such as Jaylen Waddle or Chris Olave, though no Broncos deal has been confirmed.
- Sean Payton told reporters the team will not make a move to send a message, stressing that any acquisition must present clear value to help the roster.
- NFLPA-cited figures put Denver’s 2025 cap space around $4.6–$4.7 million, suggesting any splash would require restructuring, shedding salary, or other financial maneuvering.
- The market around Denver is active, with trades including Jakobi Meyers to the Jaguars, Logan Wilson to the Cowboys, and Jaelan Phillips to the Eagles; Pro Football Rumors also reports Rashid Shaheed was dealt to the Seahawks.