Thread: Who Was The Broncos Worst QB Ever?

This article/piece identifies whom it believes was the the best and worst QBs for each franchise. For Denver, it identifies Steve Tensi, whom I've never heard of. I was just wondering whether you agree that Steve Tensi was the worst Broncos QB ever, or if you believe it was someone else. Would love to hear your thoughts and opinions on whom you believe was the worst Broncos QB ever.

https://thesportsdrop.com/the-best-w...esktop_Taboola

Correct on Elway for sure, never saw Tensi play or anyone before Morten so i cant really comment on players before my time. I guess the other question is how do we define the "worst"? Is it players like Siemian, Lynch, Tebow, or Keenum who only played a certain number of games? Or would it be a player who was a legitimate starter for a few years like Cutler, Plummer, Morten, etc?

Worst who actually started multiple games that I've seen in my lifetime is Lynch. I'd say he and Tebow were about equally as bad, but Tebow at least could run and had a few clutch 4th quarter moments. Lynch was just completely useless in every way. If we're going multi year starter I'd say Orton.

Originally Posted by BroncoWave

Worst who actually started multiple games that I've seen in my lifetime is Lynch. I'd say he and Tebow were about equally as bad, but Tebow at least could run and had a few clutch 4th quarter moments. Lynch was just completely useless in every way. If we're going multi year starter I'd say Orton.

lmao sure. Tebow won a playoff game. Comparing him to Lynch in any way shape or form just reveals how much you hate tebow.

Originally Posted by ShaneFalco

lmao sure. Tebow won a playoff game. Comparing him to Lynch in any way shape or form just reveals how much you hate tebow.

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Wave hates Tebow?

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Originally Posted by Jaded

Lolololololololololol

Wave hates Tebow?

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Yeah that was bizarre. I defend him all the time. Not to Shane's obsessive level obviously, but to read this thread and conclude that I hate Tebow is just bonkers.

Originally Posted by BroncoWave

Yeah that was bizarre. I defend him all the time. Not to Shane's obsessive level obviously, but to read this thread and conclude that I hate Tebow is just bonkers.

That’s Tebowmania for ya.

Btw, Shane, go watch the Lions game, when Teebs was asked to run an NFL offense, then come back and tell us when PL ever looked THAT bad.

PL was given a chance and never saw the field, that’s how it is supposed to be, that’s how it should’ve been for Tebow after that Lions game but the Broncos went out of their way to get him on the field. He failed miserably at what it takes to be an NFL QB.

Originally Posted by ShaneFalco

lmao sure. Tebow won a playoff game. Comparing him to Lynch in any way shape or form just reveals how much you hate tebow.

Wait, did you just say I hate Tebow? Are you serious? Have you read this thread at all?

Historically he paved the way for Marlin Briscoe.

Flacco gotta be up on that list. At least Lynch was a pretty much a rookie.

Originally Posted by Shazam!

Historically he paved the way for Marlin Briscoe.

Flacco gotta be up on that list. At least Lynch was a pretty much a rookie.

Flacco was identified as the best QB for the Ravens, which surprised me, but I couldn't think of another Ravens' QB I would have listed above him. My question, however, is should Johnny Unitas be included because he played for Baltimore or should he be considered for the Indianapolis Colts. If for the Colts, then would you rank him over Manning as the greatest or best Colts QB? Similarly, since the Ravens were the Browns, should Otto Graham be included with the Ravens and then treat the expansion Browns like the Texans, Jaguars, etc. and only consider QBs who have played for the expansion Browns?

Originally Posted by MNPatsFan

Flacco was identified as the best QB for the Ravens, which surprised me, but I couldn't think of another Ravens' QB I would have listed above him. My question, however, is should Johnny Unitas be included because he played for Baltimore or should he be considered for the Indianapolis Colts. If for the Colts, then would you rank him over Manning as the greatest or best Colts QB? Similarly, since the Ravens were the Browns, should Otto Graham be included with the Ravens and then treat the expansion Browns like the Texans, Jaguars, etc. and only consider QBs who have played for the expansion Browns?

You many need to sit down before reading this post because the spin job may make so dizzy you might fall down.

It is the official position of the NFL, Cleveland Browns & Baltimore Ravens that the Cleveland Browns franchise suspended operation at the end of the '95 season, then was reinstated as an expansion team that resumed the history of the franchise. The Ravens came into the league in '96 as an expansion franchise that inherited all of players, coaches and contracts of the '95 Browns; but was unrelated in anyway to the Cleveland Browns or Indianapolis Colts and their respective histories.

Orton

Originally Posted by chazoe60

Orton

I have some sympathy here, but really,....Steve Tensi, going away

Lynch was pretty bad. That Maddox-Moore combo run when Elway was hurt was pretty bad. Tebow was pretty bad. That’s probably it in my lifetime.