When the Denver Broncos traded Emmanuel Sanders to the San Francisco 49ers before the trade deadline, they were committing themselves to a transition on offense. It got plenty young, especially once rookie Drew Lock took over at quarterback.
Courtland Sutton emerged as the clear number one wide receiver and one of the best in the NFL, while DaeSean Hamilton became quite a third down receiving threat late in the season. However, the key component missed was a wide receiver that could stretch the field. One free agent out there that could fit that bill is veteran wide receiver, Breshad Perriman.