Cody Roark

It's to just say...

say everything while saying absolutely nothing, right?

That's kind of the old saying.

And so it's not like there was nothing of value, though, from what George said.

I think at the very least, George and Sean, quite frankly, for that matter, Cody, I think obviously they're not giving anything away.

But when he talks about seven to eight quarterbacks, you know, we know this is lying season.

We know that's kind of what happens right before the NFL draft.

Do you think him saying – this is just – I'm just spitballing after I listen to him answer the question.

When he says we like – he said a month or two ago we like six or seven guys.

Now he says we like seven or eight guys.

It's a really good quarterback draft.

We really like this quarterback class.

I kind of read into that and say, well, man, he wants people to think that they like the depth of this class, but maybe they really want to go after a certain guy here.

Do you feel like that comment about seven to eight quarterbacks was misdirection?

Like, what is your gut telling you about that?

Or do you think George really does like the depth here?

Should the Denver Broncos reach to fill their primary needs during the 2024 NFL draft, or should they go after the best players available?

I think, Cody, there's maybe not necessarily one right way to build a roster in the NFL, but passing on good players, that would be a mistake for the Denver Broncos.

We're going to talk about both sides of that coin, though, here on today's episode, Locked On Broncos, and want to give a shout out to every single one of you who makes Locked On Broncos your first listen of the day, every single day, especially here as we...

Approach the 2024 NFL draft where the Broncos, the future of the organization, as Peyton Manning talked about to our good friend Mike Kliss, kind of hanging the balance here with this first round draft selection, especially in the team's direction at the quarterback position.