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The Denver Broncos do have needs at the NFL Trade Deadline, and here is exactly how they should make the most of it.

Writing for Predominantly Orange, Lou Scataglia argues that the Denver Broncos must make decisive moves ahead of the 2026 NFL trade deadline to bolster their Super Bowl ambitions. Scataglia suggests that targeting upgrades at running back, tight end, and linebacker could overcome existing roster deficiencies, particularly given injuries and inefficiencies across Denver's current offensive skill positions.
Scataglia proposes trading for running back Jonathan Taylor, tight end Dallas Goedert, and linebacker Daiyan Henley to boost depth and performance. Conversely, the writer recommends that the Broncos consider trading away pending free agent cornerback Riley Moss and struggling running back J.K. Dobbins to balance financial planning and offensive rotation.
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