It's time for the Denver Broncos to buck their trend of bad drafting
Drafting and developing talent is a recipe for success in the National Football League and an area the Denver Broncos have fallen short for years.
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Drafting and developing talent is a recipe for success in the National Football League and an area the Denver Broncos have fallen short for years.
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ENGLEWOOD, Colo. -- History says the Denver Broncos might want to hit pause this week if they are considering a quarterback in the first round of the NFL draft. The Broncos' two Hall of Fame quarterbacks (John Elway and Peyton Manning) and four of their top five passing quarterbacks overall (Elway, Manning, Craig Morton and Jake Plummer) were not drafted by the team. In fact, the Broncos have not hit on one of their limited forays into finding a quarterback in the draft's opening round. Since the AFL-NFL merger in 1970, the Broncos have used four first-round picks on quarterbacks -- Tommy Mad...