Broncos Seek QB Depth in Weak Draft Class

0:00It's March 21st, here's your NFL news in two minutes. The Denver Broncos feel good about Bow-Nix as they're starting quarterback, but the back-up spot needs attention. Jarrett Stidham has teams calling with strong interest, and he is wrapping up the final year of his deal. Even if they keep him, the team could draft a third quarterback to build as a future option behind Nix. This draft class for quarterbacks is one of the weakest in years, making late-round picks extra tricky. Having a reliable back-up from the mid-to-late rounds will test the staff's development skills. Head coach Sean Payton, along with offensive coordinator Davis Webb and quarterbacks coach Logan Kilgore, face a short list of prospects ranked. Between 101 and 250, most bring athleticism or smarts, but lack polish and arm strength, accuracy or decision-making. Guys like Taylor and Green stand out for elite running ability that could fit special packages, while Sawyer Robertson offers solid mobility for short. Others, such as Cade Clubnick and Jelon Daniels, show quick reads and arm talent, but

1:03need work on forcing passes or mechanics. With the draft on the horizon, the Broncos will sift through these projects to add depth without over-committing early.