Jaylen Waddle

With Courtland Sutton over 30, the Broncos wisely traded for Jaylen Waddle. There is depth on the team at the position, but Waddle should get a dominant share. More if Sutton shows signs of decline or is traded.

Waddle has a fresh start in Denver following an offseason trade, giving him an immediate role as a featured weapon for Bo Nix in a pass-heavy offense where playing alongside Courtland Sutton will help open up single coverage. Waddle has the talent and opportunity to be a much more productive fantasy wide receiver than his ranking suggests. 

Sitting in the catbird seat as the focal point of Sean Payton's passing game. Expect a career year now that he'll be moved all over the formation.

Waddle offers primary WR1 talent to a Broncos scheme that was trying to get portions of Waddle's skills at a developmental discount when they drafted Marvin Mims and Troy Franklin. 

Now that they got the real deal, Waddle will likely lead this team in targets and yardage. He's also a good red-zone option on quick-hitting throws and scramble drills. Look for Waddle to join Courtland Sutton and Evan Engram as a formidable receiving unit that opens the field for big plays not only for each other, but for Franklin and Mims on occasion.