Cody Roark

Some include trading up.

Some include trading back.

We'll discuss the ones we lean on and maybe our preference there.

But I feel like really kind of kick off the show, the buzz really here.

for the Broncos is after the trade for Zach Wilson, as you and I have been on the record of saying here on this very show, it adds to the position room and it shouldn't take away from whether or not they want to add a rookie quarterback to this draft or not.

But now it maybe changes the landscape of how they may do that.

If they stay put, if they trade up, trade back, there are so many different options here.

But let's maybe take a look and explore the Broncos if they stay at the 12th overall pick and they don't trade up or trade down in this year's NFL draft.

How are you feeling about this if Denver stays put?

How would you prefer things go with them in this scenario right here?

Well, I think some of the names that you've mentioned, they'd certainly be appealing options here for Denver.

But I feel like if that's the case for the Broncos to go with one of those players over maybe having a chance at a quarterback, part of me feels like, is Denver comfortable going into the offseason with Zach Wilson, Ben DiNucci, and Jarrett Siddham?

Now, Sarah, I don't agree with that.

I don't think that should be what Denver does.

I think...

I'm still going quarterback here.

If I'm the Broncos at pick 12, you know, number 12 or if you're staying there and there's a quarterback available, whether that's Bo Nix or whoever, I'm taking a quarterback if I like that guy.

And like I said, I think there's a lot of buzz about, you know, the type of quarterbacks that Sean Payton likes.

Bo Nix has gotten a lot of buzz.

Peter Schrager appeared on the Pat McAfee show a little bit earlier this week, said he was doing a lot of, you know, phone calls over the course of the last couple of days.