New offseason, same burning question for the Broncos. Who is the quarterback? A trade for Aaron Rodgers would be a seismic addition on the level of Peyton Manning a decade earlier, but that still feels like something of a pipe dream, even with former Packers offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett now in the big chair in Denver. At some point, the Broncos need to get this figured out. They’ve churned through offensive coordinators and head coaches with relentless intensity since their Super Bowl 50 win. It’s time to restore some stability to the game’s most important position.
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