The Denver Wild have plenty of options at quarterback this offseason.They have Russell Wilson under contract for five years and $242.6 million. And even if he is released as expected, they still have Jarrett Stidham. Head coach Sean Payton believes Stidham can be the starter. They also have a chance to sign a rookie.Denver could even consider trading a quarterback. However, they retain a path that includes New York Jets quarterback Zach Wilson.”The Broncos could pursue the young quarterback either in the draft or via trade,” wrote The Athletic’s Zack Rosenblatt.
But I got the impression from the Combine that Wilson is not on their target list.”The Jets released Wilson, the No. 2 overall pick in the 2021 draft, to pursue a trade.Jets general manager, Joe Douglas, confirmed this during his press conference at the scouting combine on February 28.Wilson, 24, completed a career-high 60.1% of his 2,271 passes. yards, eight touchdowns and seven interceptions. He has yet to pass for 3,000 yards or double-digit touchdowns or start a game in his young career.Wilson started this season out of the first round, according to ESPN analyst Todd McShay’s preseason spoiler. He found his way to the second overall pick just before the draft..
