It’s never too late. The Broncos finally have Russell Wilson at quarterback.

It’s on to Plan B. And then Plan C beyond that …

Former Pitt QB Kenny Pickett takes the comments about the size of his right hand not with a dismissive pout, but with a chuckle, a smile and good humor.

The quarterback question looms over everything regarding the Denver Broncos’ football operation.
But that doesn’t mean other tasks are not on the to-do list.

"He's tall" used to mean something when it came to the Broncos' evaluation of QBs. Under Nathaniel Hackett and George Paton, it doesn't any more.

Von Miller said the Rams' consistency in their preparation was one of the biggest differences between Denver and Los Angeles. Now new Broncos defensive coordinator Ejiro Evero hopes to bring that process back to Denver.

Dwayne Stukes' task is clear, but sizable: turn the Broncos’ special teams from a habitual weakness into a strength.

Organization and efficiency will be crucial, something that offensive coordinator Justin Outten learned from being around Nathaniel Hackett in Green Bay.

In 15 NFL seasons, Ejiro Evero has been exposed to three defensive philosophies that have helped define that side of the ball in the 21st century.

“I’m not Lamar Jackson by any means, but I can move a little bit,” Strong said. “I’m not a complete statue.”

Willis is rising to the challenge ... could he be rising to QB1, and could he be on the Broncos' radar?

Sam Howell and Malik Willis had the best days as Senior Bowl practice got under way with the Broncos having a keen eye on the quarterbacks.

The Broncos will have their eye on six quarterbacks at this week's Senior Bowl practices. Broncos GM George Paton has already seen four of them in person. All could go in the first three rounds of the draft.

Nathaniel Hackett is different -- and that is exactly what the Broncos need.

Four NFL quarterbacks have started at least 10 games with Hackett as offensive coordinator. What all have in common is that they were better with him than they were without the Broncos' new head coach.

The final stop on the Broncos’ cross-country head-coach interview trek is to visit a man that is, in some ways, the best-known of the candidates — at least in Colorado.

The elephant in the room is the most recent play called by Kellen Moore. But the big picture shows that he is one of the most versatile schemers in the NFL.

Dan Quinn is the only candidate on the Broncos’ current interview list with actual NFL head-coaching experience, and that could end up being the difference if he lands the job.

A team that hires O'Connell wouldn't just be getting a promising young coach. They'd be getting a slice of Sean McVay's process-based philosophy -- which has proven to yield results wherever it is implemented.