Thread: Former Broncos QB Paxton Lynch throws shade at Denver

As the Broncos prepare for their preseason matchup with the Seahawks, former quarterback Paxton Lynch had some comparisons to make between the two teams.

Paxton Lynch was out of football for the entire 2018 season. He was drafted by the Denver Broncos shortly after the team won Super Bowl 50. However, he would never find himself as the franchise quarterback after losing training camp battle after training camp battle to other quarterbacks.

He would lose the job to Trevor Siemian and then could not even beat Chad Kelly for the backup spot. Once the team was able to sign Kevin Hogan, the Paxton Lynch experiment came to an end. Fast forward to the end of the season, and Paxton Lynch now has a job behind Russell Wilson in Seattle.

On Thursday, Lynch will get his shot against his former team as Denver travels to Seattle for the next preseason game against the Seahawks. He met with the media on Friday and provided his experience between Seattle and Denver.

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Lol

If that's "shade", he doesn't even throw that well.

He tried to throw shade, but it got intercepted.

Originally Posted by BroncoWave

If that's "shade", he doesn't even throw that well.

He tried to throw shade, but it got intercepted.

There's the quote of the day!

Actually, there will be a dent in the stadium wall about 15 yards out of bounds, where Paxton tried to throw some shade, but his footwork was all tangled, his throwing angle was wildly inconsistent so the ball flew over the receiver's head out of bounds and hit the wall -- just like at the Broncos practice facility!

Cool. I'll get to see him flop in person.

I didnt really see any shade there personally. The article seems to be making more of it than necessary. Either way, I will enjoy watching Paxton get worked over by our team.

I can’t believe elway drafted him. All personal shots aside.

Originally Posted by BeefStew25

I can’t believe elway drafted him. All personal shots aside.

He wasn’t the only one who was really intrigued by him.

Originally Posted by BeefStew25

I can’t believe elway drafted him. All personal shots aside.

I watched a few of his games at Memphis and was thrilled when we moved up to get him. He had the arm, he had the mobility and he was resourceful. But he was from a spread offense and I don't think he ever adapted nor did his confidence grow. He just grew worse and worse when he should have been better and better. The Lynch mistake really opened the door for everything that followed. I just hope Drew Lock will be different. At least Lock has a second-round draft grade to keep him humble. I thought Mahomes was going to be a bust, particularly with Fat Boy coaching him. Mahomes was another spread offense QB.

Originally Posted by OrangeHoof

I watched a few of his games at Memphis and was thrilled when we moved up to get him. He had the arm, he had the mobility and he was resourceful. But he was from a spread offense and I don't think he ever adapted nor did his confidence grow. He just grew worse and worse when he should have been better and better. The Lynch mistake really opened the door for everything that followed. I just hope Drew Lock will be different. At least Lock has a second-round draft grade to keep him humble. I thought Mahomes was going to be a bust, particularly with Fat Boy coaching him. Mahomes was another spread offense QB.

Not sure why you think Andy Reid what equate to a quarterback not developing. Mcnabb Favre,Alex Smith.Kolb, Vick

Originally Posted by Jsteve01

Not sure why you think Andy Reid what equate to a quarterback not developing. Mcnabb Favre,Alex Smith.Kolb, Vick

Yeah that was a pretty dumb take. Reid is one of the best offensive coaches in football and has been for decades.

Who?

Jerry Jones wanted Lynch too.

Jerry Jones wants a lot of bad players. And he usually gets them. Lol

Originally Posted by Northman

Jerry Jones wants a lot of bad players. And he usually gets them. Lol

Too bad he didnt beat Elway to it. Much rather had Prescott