NFL News: Broncos invite ex-Cowboys quarterback to compete with Russell Wilson
The Denver Broncos are preparing to have a successful 2023 NFL season. They don't want Russell Wilson to feel so comfortable, so now the AFC West team has invited an ex-Cowboys quarterback to compete with the Super Bowl XLVIII champion.
Last year, the Denver Broncos decided to trade with the Seattle Seahawks for Russell Wilson in a blockbuster move. However, they don't want the Super Bowl XLVIII champion to feel so comfortable as starter, so now they have invited an ex-Cowboys quarterback to compete with him for the job.
The Broncos had a terrible 2022 NFL season with Wilson leading the offense. The nine-time Pro Bowler was unable to dominate the AFC West, ending the campaign with a disastrous 5-12 record.
It is true that
Wilson got injured
and couldn't play all the games. He's set to be the starter, of course, but the team wants him to fight for the job and has brought a new quarterback to compete with him.
Broncos will try a new quarterback to add competition for Russell Wilson
Denver traded for Russell Wilson with the idea that he was going to be their saviour. After a terrible 2022 season, they are starting to doubt and that's why they are adding competition for him in the quarterback room.
Now, they have added one more quarterback to create a much bigger competition. The Broncos have invited former Dallas Cowboys player Ben DiNucci to their minicamp.
DiNucci comes from a terrific season in the XFLplaying for the Seattle Dragons. In the 2022 campaign, he led the league in passing yards with 2,671, adding 20 touchdowns and 13 interceptions to his amazing year.
This doesn't mean that DiNucci is already a member of the organization. Payton will see if he has what it takes to make it to the roster, and then offer him a contract to let him
compete against Stidham and Wilson for the starting job
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