The Denver Broncos have undergone significant changes to their roster this offseason, signaling a fresh start for the team.
Following the departure of Russell Wilson, who struggled during his tenure in Denver, the Broncos are now set to introduce a new starting quarterback for the 2024 season.
Insider Benjamin Allbright has hinted at further changes on the horizon, suggesting that new uniforms will soon grace the Broncos’ lineup.
With eight consecutive seasons without a playoff appearance, the team is hoping these changes will usher in a new era of success.
Currently, Jarrett Stidham holds the reins as the starting quarterback, but his performance has failed to establish him as a franchise quarterback. As the Broncos hold the 12th overall pick in the upcoming draft, they have the opportunity to address this pivotal position.
With the possibility of drafting a quarterback looming, speculation surrounds names like J.J. McCarthy from Michigan. As a likely contender to be the fourth quarterback selected, McCarthy presents a promising option for the Broncos to consider.
Whether they opt to stay put and hope for a favorable pick or take a more aggressive approach by trading up, securing a talented quarterback in the draft could be the key to revitalizing the Broncos’ fortunes.
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