The Denver Broncos, once a powerhouse in the NFL, have faced an eight-season playoff drought since their Super Bowl 50 victory in 2016. The article explores the key moments and decisions that have contributed to this decline, including coaching changes, quarterback struggles, and significant roster moves. With the hiring of Sean Payton and the introduction of rookie quarterback Bo Nix, the Broncos aim to rebuild and return to their former glory.

John Elway, former general manager of the Denver Broncos, expressed regret over not selecting quarterback Josh Allen in the 2018 NFL Draft. Instead, Elway chose pass rusher Bradley Chubb with the fifth overall pick. Elway acknowledged that this decision was one of his biggest mistakes during his tenure, especially given Allen's subsequent success in the NFL. The Broncos have struggled to find a stable quarterback since Peyton Manning's retirement, with numerous players failing to establish themselves as starters.

Trevor Siemian had an elevated yardage total in the Jets' loss to the Browns, completing 32 of 45 passes for 262 yards with a touchdown and an interception. He also rushed four times for 13 yards. Siemian's yardage total looks relatively impressive, but his average yards per attempt was just 5.8. He heavily targeted Breece Hall, connecting with him on nine occasions. If Zach Wilson is recovered in time for the Week 18 regular-season finale, Siemian will likely be benched.

New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers responds to critics who portray him as selfish for taking up a roster spot despite not playing. Rodgers explains that it was not his idea to be activated from injured reserve and that he would have been content to finish the season on IR. The Jets organization wanted him on the roster so he could continue practicing with the team. Rodgers also suggests that certain people have created conspiracies and a negative narrative about him due to his stance on the COVID-19 vaccine.

Trevor Siemian will remain the starting quarterback for the New York Jets in their Week 17 game against the Cleveland Browns. Siemian started in the Jets' previous game and helped lead them to a win, although the team almost blew their lead in the fourth quarter. Head coach Robert Saleh confirmed that Zach Wilson has not cleared concussion protocol and will miss another game, giving Siemian another opportunity to prove himself.

Jets QB Zach Wilson is out for Thursday night's game vs. the Browns due to a concussion. QB Trevor Siemian will start in his place. Siemian had a lackluster performance last week and is not recommended as a starter in Week 17.

The New York Jets will start Trevor Siemian as their quarterback against the Washington Commanders due to Zach Wilson being in concussion protocol. This is the Jets' third quarterback change in the last five weeks. Wilson's status for the next game against the Cleveland Browns is uncertain due to the quick turnaround. Siemian is the fourth different starter for the Jets this season, which is unusual even for them. Coach Robert Saleh has had six different starters in three years, contributing to the team's poor offensive rankings. Siemian, who hasn't won a start in six years, is grateful for the opportunity to play.

Jets quarterback Zach Wilson will miss Sunday's game against the Commanders due to a concussion. Trevor Siemian will start in his place, making his first start of the season. Siemian has struggled in his limited appearances this year, completing just 49% of his passes at 4.5 yards per attempt. Despite facing Washington's weak pass defense, Siemian is considered a low-end QB2.

Trevor Siemian will start in Week 16 for the New York Jets in place of Zach Wilson, who is out with a concussion. Siemian will face a Washington defense that has struggled this season, but he has also struggled in his previous appearances for the Jets.

Zach Wilson, quarterback for the New York Jets, will not play against the Commanders due to a concussion. Trevor Siemian will start in his place. Wilson is targeting a potential return next Thursday against the Browns.

Aaron Rodgers is set to come off IR for the New York Jets, but he is not expected to play in a game before the end of the season. The Jets have been eliminated from playoff contention, so there is no rush to get Rodgers back on the field. Zach Wilson is still in the concussion protocol, so if he is not cleared, Trevor Siemian will start in Week 16.

Jets QB Aaron Rodgers admits that his Achilles is still not fully healed and expects to be at 100% in a few weeks. It is unlikely that Rodgers will play this season.

Jets coach Robert Saleh indicated that quarterback Aaron Rodgers wants to play again this season, but Saleh refused to comment on whether Rodgers will see the field again. The Jets have until Wednesday to activate Rodgers or leave him on injured reserve for the remainder of the season. Rodgers has been targeting Dec. 24 as a potential return game, but some teammates believe he should err on the side of caution with his Achilles injury.

Jets quarterback Zach Wilson has been ruled out of Sunday's game due to a head injury. Wilson went to the locker room before halftime to get treated for dehydration, but it was later announced that he has a concussion. Trevor Siemian has taken over as the starting quarterback.

Zach Wilson exited the game against the Dolphins due to a head injury and will not return. Trevor Siemian is expected to finish the game at quarterback for the Jets. The Jets' plans at quarterback for Week 16 are unclear, as Aaron Rodgers could potentially return from injury.

Jets quarterback Zach Wilson has been ruled out of Sunday's game due to a head injury. Wilson left the game before halftime to receive treatment for dehydration. Trevor Siemian has taken over as the quarterback.

The New York Jets have announced that they will start Zach Wilson at quarterback on Sunday against the Houston Texans, just two weeks after he was benched and demoted to third string. Coach Robert Saleh chose Wilson over Trevor Siemian, who replaced an ineffective Tim Boyle in the previous game. Wilson will be backed up by Siemian, while Brett Rypien will serve as the emergency third quarterback. This decision comes after speculation and a report that Wilson was reluctant to return to the field. The Jets' quarterback situation has been constantly changing this season due to injuries and poor performances.

The New York Jets are facing a quarterback controversy as they have yet to decide on a starter for their upcoming game against the Houston Texans. Coach Robert Saleh has not chosen between Zach Wilson, Tim Boyle, and Trevor Siemian. Wilson expressed a desire to start and believes he is the best quarterback for the team, but Saleh has not made a decision yet.

The New York Jets are considering making another quarterback change after Tim Boyle struggled in their recent loss to the Atlanta Falcons. Coach Robert Saleh is weighing the decision to potentially start Trevor Siemian, which would make it the first time since 1989 that the Jets have started four different quarterbacks in a season. The Jets' offense has been struggling, failing to score a touchdown in three of their last five games. Aaron Rodgers, who was briefly the starting quarterback before getting injured, is still in rehab and it is uncertain if he will return this season.

According to a source, Jets QB Aaron Rodgers is unlikely to play again this season due to his Achilles injury. Rodgers returned to practice this week but was expected to only play if the Jets were still in playoff contention. With a record of 4-7, the Jets would need to win all their remaining games to have a chance at the postseason. As a result, Tim Boyle, Zach Wilson, or Trevor Siemian will likely be the starting quarterback for the rest of the season. Rodgers is expected to return in 2024 to support WR Garrett Wilson and RB Breece Hall.

Injured quarterback Aaron Rodgers is back with the New York Jets on a full-time basis, setting up a big decision that will be made in the coming weeks. For now, Tim Boyle will remain the starter despite a shaky performance in his Jets' starting debut.

New York Jets quarterback Zach Wilson rejects the notion that he was scapegoated after being benched. Wilson believes that he is an improved player but acknowledges that the offense's struggles, particularly in scoring touchdowns, contributed to his demotion. He compares this situation to his benching last year, stating that he was not performing well then, but now the entire offense is struggling. Wilson remains focused on the team's success and expresses confidence in his growth as a player.

Zach Wilson has been demoted to the third-string quarterback for the New York Jets, with Tim Boyle taking over as the starter and Trevor Siemian as the top backup. Head coach Robert Saleh confirmed Wilson's drop on the depth chart and stated that his future with the organization will be addressed in the offseason. Since being drafted in 2021, Wilson has had a 56.6% completion rate, 6.3 yards per attempt, and a 21:25 TD:INT ratio over 32 games.

New York Jets coach Robert Saleh has stated that he is 'on the same page' with the team's leadership regarding quarterback Zach Wilson, dispelling speculation that he is being forced to keep Wilson in the lineup. Despite Wilson's struggles and the team's offensive slump, Saleh remains committed to Wilson's development. The Jets have stood by Wilson, hoping that he can eventually succeed. However, Wilson's performance has been subpar, with the offense managing only eight touchdowns in eight games.

The New York Jets are sticking with struggling quarterback Zach Wilson, but his job security appears to be waning. Coach Robert Saleh stopped short of a strong endorsement for Wilson, acknowledging that everyone on the team is at fault for the offensive struggles. Wilson has cut down on interceptions but is still ranked 31st in Total QBR out of 32 qualified passers. The Jets' options at quarterback include journeyman backup Tim Boyle and Trevor Siemian, but Saleh has not indicated a change at this time.