How many first-time Pro Bowlers will the Denver Broncos have?

3. Quinn Meinerz forces his way into his first Pro Bowl selection

Name a more forceful duo than Javonte Williams and Quinn Meinerz in 2022, I’ll wait…

Glimpses were shown last season, but I think it becomes more than that with both players expecting a heftier role in their sophomore seasons. My expectation is that Meinerz will be the starting right guard for the Denver Broncos and he will lead the way for starting running back, Javonte Williams.

After recapping last year’s performances, Meinerz was one guy I continued to find myself getting amped up about. Playing with a nasty, dog mentality, Meinerz will be there at the end of every run to keep Javonte Williams upright and moving.

Transferring from D3 football to the NFL is no small task, but it seemed minuscule to Quinn Meinerz. Maybe that is because everything literally seems small next to The Belly himself, but I think he will find himself as the team’s best offensive lineman next year, along with Garrett Bolles.

His power, athleticism, and ability to continue to move downfield will be great for him and this offense. Pulling and getting in the open field, I expect Meinerz to bulldoze opposing defensive backs if they get in his way and avoid making what Denver Broncos fans know too well a business decision.

Having Russell Wilson lead this offense will shine the light on a lot of these guys who might routinely get overlooked, Meinerz will be one of three first-year Denver Broncos offensive players to make the Pro Bowl next season, including Javonte Williams & Jeudy.

The best part about this if it plays out this way, this is not even including other great players on the Denver Broncos offense like Courtland Sutton, Tim Patrick, Albert Okwuegbunam, and K.J. Hamler. This offense is going to be oozing with production, something Broncos Country has been dying for since 2014.