The Denver Broncos do not have many pockets on their list, but a few jobs can afford to be upgraded (fake draft here). AAnd then there are the opportunities that have little depth. At quarterback, Peyton Manning is obviously the man. ABehind him, second-year Brock Osweiler could be the backup and in accordance with John Elway, Denver's "guy for the future"A( ESPN). However the Broncos do not have a QB on the list (Caleb Hanie was published last month). AWith their free agency signings relatively done, composing a quarterback might be in Denver's plans. You will want to sign an expert to aAminimumAsalary agreement? AIn Denver's case, probably must be rookie would obviously be younger and come at a cheaper price. The Broncos look like looking at late-round QB prospects, as B/R's Christopher Hansen noted on Tuesday that the group has and will visit with twoAQBs. Quarterback Zac Dysert visited with the Broncos on Monday,Aaccording to Mike Klis of theADenver Post. Quarterback Matt Scott can visit with the Broncos,Aaccording to Tony Pauline of DraftInsider.net. Scott is just a 6'2", 213-pound senior that put for 3,620 yards and 27 touchdowns in Arizona last year. AOn CBSSports.com, he's expected as a or fourth-round pick. Dysert, another elderly, actions up and weighs in at 6'3", 231 pounds. AHe threw for 3,483 yards and 25 touchdowns at Miami (Ohio) last fall and predicted to be always a fourth- or fifth-round pick by CBSSports.com. If one of those two leads (or another QB that draws Denver's eye) falls to the fifth or sixth round, it'd perhaps not be surprising to begin to see the Broncos draft one. AWhether or not that would be the right move is up for debate. Colorado owns six picks and is likely to be choosing 28th overall in the first round later this month. AThe draft is 15 days away.
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