Denver Broncos 6 offensive coordinators that could come with Dan Quinn

Denver Broncos offseason; DC Defenders head coach Pep Hamilton celebrates on the field after the DefendersÕ game against the NY Guardians at Audi Field. Mandatory Credit: Geoff Burke-USA TODAY Sports
Denver Broncos offseason; DC Defenders head coach Pep Hamilton celebrates on the field after the DefendersÕ game against the NY Guardians at Audi Field. Mandatory Credit: Geoff Burke-USA TODAY Sports
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Luke Getsy, Denver Broncos
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Denver Broncos OC candidate no. 2: Luke Getsy (QBs/passing game, Packers)

The Denver Broncos have interviewed Luke Getsy for their head coach position, but he might not quite be ready for that just yet.

Nathaniel Hackett, the Packers’ offensive coordinator, seems like a much more likely candidate to become the Denver Broncos’ next head coach if they hire someone away from Green Bay for that job, but that doesn’t mean that Getsy won’t still join the Denver Broncos’ staff in some capacity.

Getsy is the QBs coach and passing game coordinator with the Packers, so he has some obvious ties to one Aaron Rodgers.

Even without those ties, he might be ready to take the next step in his career as an offensive play caller.

He’s under 40 years of age and has been an offensive coordinator at the collegiate level with Mississippi State.

The Broncos got the chance to pick his brain already about his offensive philosophy, so perhaps they were doing that to gauge where he might be as it relates to their offensive coordinator position in the event that they hire Dan Quinn.

If they do hire Quinn, Getsy would be an intriguing candidate to join as offensive coordinator.

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