With the serviceable Teddy Bridgewater finishing out his one-year deal, I would expect the Broncos to continue their pursuit of a big-fish upgrade at the position. But if the marquee QBs all stay put or head elsewhere, Minshew could be a strong fallback option. Consider that in 37 appearances since 2019, Bridgewater has completed 68.3 percent of his passes with a 42:20 TD-to-INT ratio and 95.0 passer rating, while logging 218.1 yards per game and 7.4 yards per attempt. Minshew’s production in his career thus far (63.5 percent completion rate, 39:11 TD-to-INT ratio, 94.4 passer rating, 231.3 yards per game, 7.0 yards per attempt in 25 games) suggests he would be at least as effective as Bridgewater — and again, Minshew never had a supporting cast in Jacksonville as stacked as the group in Denver.
Gardner Minshew trade fits: Six teams that could use the Eagles QB in 2022 – NFL.com
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