Broncos' Payton: Tweaking Team, Trading for Waddle
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Sean Payton, head coach of the Denver Broncos, discussed the teams offseason moves at the NFLs annual spring meeting. Despite criticism for a quiet offseason, Payton highlighted the teams strategic approach, keeping key players and making a significant trade for wide receiver Jaylen Waddle. The trade, involving a first and fourth-round pick, is seen as a game-changer, elevating the teams performance beyond statistics. Payton also announced plans to shift edge rusher Jonah Elliss to linebacker, boosting depth and providing more opportunities for young players. The coach revealed a shift in play-calling responsibilities, with new quarterbacks coach Logan Kilgore handling the warm and fuzzy aspects and offensive coordinator Davis Webb bringing a tougher edge. Payton concluded with a humbling flag football loss, predicting zero pros on the 2028 Olympic roster, emphasizing the importance of staying hungry as the Broncos prepare for another title run.
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