Denver Broncos Mock Draft: Filling Key Defensive Needs
By Tylor Walden
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JarrettStidham. 156. Pick Analysis. Quarterback. Scouting Report. Auburn. player. 45
Here it is Broncos Country. This will be where I think the Denver Broncos plan to look at quarterback. While the team did bring back Kevin Hogan on a one year deal, I do not think he will be the long term answer. He is more of a serviceable backup.
I can see the Broncos using this as a chance to groom a late round quarterback to take the reigns in about three or four years. Stidham has all the tools to become a future star in the NFL.
He certainly has the potential to become a solid starter. I believe having a few years to learn from Joe Flacco can go a long way.