The Denver Broncos have added plenty of weapons to second-year quarterback Bo Nix's offensive arsenal ahead of the 2025 season. After signing veteran tight end Evan Engram to a two-year, $23 million contract in March, the Broncos used draft picks to add running back RJ Harvey and wide receiver Pat Bryant to their roster.
But the team remains thin at the wideout position, even with the acquisition of Bryant. Courtland Sutton, coming off his first 1,000-yard season since 2019, remains the Broncos' most dangerous threat through the air, but the room is thin behind him.
This lack of depth is the primary reason why Pro Football Network's Brandon Austin suggests that the Broncos' front office should field calls to that of the Green Bay Packers to potentially strike a deal for wide receiver Romeo Doubs.