Thread: Report: Broncos will try to move Trevor Siemian

According to Mike Klis of 9News on Orange and Blue 760, the Denver Broncos have identified Trevor Siemian as the quarterback they will most likely try to move this offseason. Klis also confirmed that Brock Osweiler will not be pursued at all during free agency. Siemian won the starting job over Paxton Lynch in both 2016 and 2017. For his career, he is 13-11 as a starter, completing 59.3% of his passes for 5,686 yards with 30 touchdowns and 24 interceptions. However, it was likely his play in 2017 that cost him a chance at sticking around in Denver long-term as he became turnover prone.

https://www.milehighreport.com/2018/...trevor-siemian


Goodbye Trigger Trev

I have a hard time believing they would get anything for him.

Originally Posted by MOtorboat

I have a hard time believing they would get anything for him.

Agreed. At best a conditional late round pick because of his tiny salary combined with 24 games starting experience making him a low risk backup/camp battle candidate.

I think they mean move him to fullback.

His first game against Carolina and the first three this year were decent games that had me hopeful for his chances but as it turned out he really just isn't very good.

How's that for a run on sentence?!?

Originally Posted by Slick

His first game against Carolina and the first three this year were decent games that had me hopeful for his chances but as it turned out he really just isn't very good.

How's that for a run on sentence?!?

I made it through the whole thing, but it was still a valiant effort

shouldn't they be trying to move chad kelly instead? I have it on good authority that he had first round value last year, so we should be able to get a lot for him on a 7th round salary, right?

Originally Posted by ShaneFalco

According to Mike Klis of 9News on Orange and Blue 760, the Denver Broncos have identified Trevor Siemian as the quarterback they will most likely try to move this offseason. Klis also confirmed that Brock Osweiler will not be pursued at all during free agency. Siemian won the starting job over Paxton Lynch in both 2016 and 2017. For his career, he is 13-11 as a starter, completing 59.3% of his passes for 5,686 yards with 30 touchdowns and 24 interceptions. However, it was likely his play in 2017 that cost him a chance at sticking around in Denver long-term as he became turnover prone.

https://www.milehighreport.com/2018/...trevor-siemian


Goodbye Trigger Trev

Bye Boy!

Maybe they should market him as the next Tom Brady.

The browns may want a decent backup

In other news, water is wet, ice is cold. Carry on with your day!

Originally Posted by MOtorboat

I have a hard time believing they would get anything for him.

They definitely will. Not a great draft pick, but possibly a 5th or 6th rounder. Since he was a 7th round QB they should exceed his original draft value.

He isn't a starter caliber QB, but there is definitely a place on NFL rosters for an experienced backup QB who doesn't cost a lot of money. And Trevor fits the bill.

Ideally, you want your backup to be some former starter who failed with another team and now is just lucky to have a job in the NFL. In short, someone else's mistake.

Well the Broncos wasted 2 years starting Trevor until it became painfully obvious that he would never develop into an acceptable starter. Now that's created his value.

If a guy is a starter or believes he's a starter he will be impatient and want to "get his chance." Now Trevor might believe that he's still a starter somewhere, but he'll have to accept a backup role if he wants to play in the league. So, he can go to some team that needs a backup and get somewhere between $2m and $3m maybe, and it doesn't cost too much.

And that team gets a guy who can come in and play for a few games and not totally poop in his pants. You won't get a full season out of him but for maybe 3 or 4 games you can get by until your starter is healthy again. I doubt he's capable of doing what Nick Foles is doing after Carson Wentz went down, but then he'll be cheaper than Foles too.

So, if you want a bargain basement experienced starting QB to be your backup and you have a secure franchise QB, Trevor is probably a good investment, because if he were much better he'd cost too much, and if he were any worse, he'd be out of the league altogether.

I think they'll find a trade partner.

He's one of the worst players I have ever seen in my entire life. First year he was ranked damn near dead last for productivity, and then he turned into a panicky and horrified QB. I've never hated a QB more in my life. I really dislike him. He just pisses me the **** off.

Originally Posted by Von Kinger

He's one of the worst players I have ever seen in my entire life. First year he was ranked damn near dead last for productivity, and then he turned into a panicky and horrified QB. I've never hated a QB more in my life. I really dislike him. He just pisses me the **** off.

We should trade him directly to the pit of misery.

Originally Posted by BroncoWave

We should trade him directly to the pit of misery.

I wouldn't wish him on Cleveland. I just really ******* hate that piece of shit QB. He got into the league on accident. He only became a starter on accident. He's like Tom Brady in the sense of it was a 'holy **** how did he get there' type thing, but instead TS shit the bed. He's a bland guy with a bland style of play and he has no strengths on the field. He's a shitty Kyle Orton. I resent our coach for keeping him out there as long as he did.

I would rather buy a LBJ jersey and wear it during the Cavs playoff games...over...watching...TS play a game as a Denver Bronco.

****!