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Front-Runner Emerges as Favorite to Win Broncos’ Starting QB Position

There Is A Clear Betting Favorite To Win Broncos' Starting QB Job


SAN FRANCISCO, CA - AUGUST 08: A Denver Broncos helmet on the sidelines during their preseason NFL game against the San Francisco 49ers at Candlestick Park on August 8, 2013 in San Francisco, California.
(Photo by Ezra Shaw/Getty Images)

The Denver Broncos have a renowned quarterback room.

They traded for Zach Wilson and drafted Bo Nix to join Jarrett Stidham in Mile High, and the competition was on.

They didn’t seem to be quite high on Stidham; otherwise, they would’ve used that first-round selection on a different player.

According to a report by Michael David Smith of ProFootballTalk, Nix is currently the odds-on favorite to be the starter.

This isn’t that much of a surprise.

Nix spent five years in college, working on his game and polishing it, so he’s more experienced than the average rookie.

On top of that, Sean Payton and his staff were reportedly very high on him through the entire draft process.

Nix is very athletic and while he was fairly inconsistent during his college days, the physical traits are most definitely there.

The Broncos still aren’t expected to compete at the highest level next season.

That’s why they might as well give their first-round quarterback every opportunity to develop his game next season.