The Broncos are making moves ahead of the NFL trading deadline after all.
Denver is sending outside linebacker Baron Browning to Arizona in return for a sixth-round draft pick, multiple sources confirmed Monday to The Post.
Browning, a third-round pick in 2021, is in the final year of his rookie contract. He’s been productive when healthy but also has missed time due to multiple injuries in his career. Browning missed four games earlier this season due to a foot injury — he had a sprain and a bone bruise but no structural damage — but has been active for Denver’s past three games.
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Browning told The Post last week that he was happy in Denver and didn’t want to be traded.
“I love it here,” Browning said. “I love my teammates. This is where I was drafted. And I hate moving.”
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Source:: The Denver Post – Sports