Denver Broncos head coach Sean Payton, left, and Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbell meet at midfield after an NFL football game, Saturday, Dec. 16, 2023, in Detroit. (AP Photo/David Dermer)
If the quarterback that head coach Sean Payton could have fallen in love with is what the Denver Broncos desire, they might have to trade up in the first round. There have been rumors that Payton adores Michigan quarterback J.J. McCarthy, but are these reports accurate or just attempts to confuse teams? With Andrew Mason and Cecil Lammey, watch Orange and Blue now!
DENVER The NFL offseason milestone known as the combine serves as a reminder that the draft has the power to alter perceptions more quickly than a cup of coffee.
In case you missed it, the Broncos require reinforcements. They haven’t made the playoffs since winning Super Bowl 50, and they have had seven straight losing seasons—the longest run since 1963 to 1972.
The draft shows how to become relevant. Furthermore, it appears that making good decisions is imperative, as owner Greg Penner has acknowledged that the team would not be using its credit card on March 1st, the first day of free agency. Beyond only keeping the wage cap balanced, developing through younger players has several benefits. They receive coaching. They become familiar with the framework. They are more likely to comply.
It’s easy to say that the draft is important. The difficult aspect is making the appropriate decisions, such as keeping the vehicle reservation in “Seinfeld.” Only six picks are in the Broncos’ impending draft position. Reboot like the Los Angeles Rams did last season is a common criticism, but keep in mind that they had 14 picks. Still, some wisdom can be gained. The Rams’ draft selection should be modeled around the 2022–23 Detroit Lions, much like Broncos coach Sean Payton sees the team.
