Amidst the ongoing 2024 NFL Combine activities, reports have surfaced highlighting the Denver Broncos’ keen focus on scouting potential quarterback prospects for the upcoming draft. According to insights from Mike Klis of 9News, the Broncos have been extensively engaging with all top quarterback candidates at the combine, notably including USC’s Caleb Williams, considered a frontrunner for the first overall pick.
This concerted effort underscores the Broncos’ urgent quest to secure a new starting quarterback, particularly with the anticipated departure of Russell Wilson, a nine-time Pro Bowler, following two disappointing seasons in Denver. Wilson is expected to be released by the team in the near future, prompting Denver to actively seek a promising young quarterback to complement Head Coach Sean Payton’s strategies in his second season with the Broncos.
Despite currently holding the 12th overall pick in the draft, the Broncos are exploring potential trade scenarios to move up in the draft order and secure their desired quarterback prospect. While obtaining a top-tier talent like Williams may be ambitious, the Broncos’ front office is diligently evaluating all available options to strengthen their quarterback position for the future.
