George Paton liked what he saw from Drew Lock during the 2019 NFL Draft process two years ago. But Paton didn't commit to Lock being the quarterback of the future in Denver.
Here's how the new general manager views the Broncos' QB situation.
George Paton liked what he saw from Drew Lock during the 2019 NFL Draft process two years ago. But Paton didn't commit to Lock being the quarterback of the future in Denver.
Here's how the new general manager views the Broncos' QB situation.
With final say on the Broncos' roster, George Paton could end up being the first of many changes coming to Denver.
Here are the players in the most limbo with Paton now in charge.
As George Paton moves to Denver, all options are on the table for who the Broncos' next quarterback will be.
The 2020 season proved that the young Broncos needed the offseason work they lacked due to COVID-19. But what will this offseason look like? "Nobody knows," said Vic Fangio.
The process of finding the Broncos' next general manager is underway.
Here are the candidates and the up-to-date information on where Denver's search stands.
Ellis praised John Elway's decision, updated the ownership situation and touched on the organization's financial health in a wide-ranging press conference.
On Tuesday, Fangio spoke to the media to wrap up the 2020 season and about finding the right replacement for Elway. Here's what we learned.
"Ultimately, the GM is going to have that control and being able to come in here and do what he sees fit with the roster," Elway said as he steps away from having final-say authority over football operations.
John Elway will still be involved in big decisions the Broncos make. Two of the big decisions the organization will make this offseason surround Von Miller and Drew Lock.
Elway talked about both of their futures on Monday.
After four consecutive losing seasons, he knows when to walk away and give someone else the same opportunity that he maximized.
Never has it been more important for the Broncos to nail a year than it will be for them to get 2021 right.
Is there anything Drew Lock can or can't do against the Las Vegas Raiders on Sunday that would change John Elway's view on him moving forward?
By Sunday night, John Elway will know exactly how close to the top of the draft he will be selecting. Despite only one game remaining in the season, there's still a wide window of where Denver could land in the first round.
Here's where the Broncos could be drafting, and who they could be playing, in 2021 depending on how the final two games go.
Is Drew Lock the guy? That's been the million-dollar question over the past year.
On Wednesday, he made his case as to why he should be the Broncos' quarterback moving forward.
The Broncos' game was all but over with 10 minutes left in the third quarter on Saturday.
Drew Lock's main goal in the final two games of the season is to make sure that doesn't happen again.
Where are the Broncos in their evaluation process of Drew Lock?
Vic Fangio weighed in on Monday, a day after Lock posted a 149.5 passer rating.
The Broncos didn't have a gunslinger at quarterback on Sunday. Instead, they had the best quarterback in the NFL in Week 14 thanks in large part to Drew Lock taking the advice of No. 4 and No. 7.
The Broncos can still land the No. 1 overall pick and they can still make the playoffs.
But with four games left, here’s Denver’s realistic window on where they’ll finish the season and where it would put them in the draft.