Denver, CO, November 7, 2026 —

Amidst preparations for an upcoming matchup against the Denver Broncos, wide receiver Jaylen Waddle made a notable statement regarding the Heisman Trophy awarded to Bryce Young.

According to a report from The Denver Post, Waddle expressed his ambition, stating, “I want half of Bryce Young’s Heisman Trophy.” The exact context or setting of this statement, such as when or where it was made during the pre-game period, was not further detailed in the report.

The Heisman Trophy is one of the most prestigious awards in American college football, recognizing the most outstanding player in NCAA football. Bryce Young, a quarterback, received the award in 2021 while playing for the University of Alabama. Jaylen Waddle, also a former standout player for the Alabama Crimson Tide, was a teammate of Young’s during the 2020 season before declaring for the NFL draft. Waddle was selected by the Miami Dolphins in the first round of the 2021 NFL Draft.

Waddle’s comment appears to be a playful or competitive remark, referencing his shared experience and success at the collegiate level with Young. The Miami Dolphins player has established himself as a prominent receiver in the National Football League since his rookie season.

The Denver Post’s reporting on this statement comes as the Denver Broncos prepare to face off against Waddle’s team. Further details regarding the motivation behind Waddle’s specific request or any additional commentary were not provided in the initial report.



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