The Cowboys apparently ran afoul of the rules on Saturday, announcing that quarterback Mark Sanchez had been signed before Sanchez technically could be. The move means that, beyond signing Sanchez prematurely, the Cowboys had reached a verbal agreement prematurely with Sanchez — and that the Cowboys necessarily had been talking to Sanchez prematurely. A source […]
via Cowboys had permission to talk to Mark Sanchez — ProFootballTalk
Mark Sanchez’s time in Denver is over. The veteran quarterback was one of 22 players cut by the Broncos over the last two days as they trimmed their roster to final 53.
via Mark Sanchez released by Broncos, signs with Cowboys — The Denver Post
Tweet +1 Like Share Pin Reddit Say goodbye to the Mark Sanchez era. Before he could even step onto the field for the Denver Broncos in a game that actually mattered, Sanchez’s time in the orange and blue has come to the end. With Trevor Siemian being named the starter, Sanchez is reportedly on the trading…
via Three QBs the Denver Broncos could sign once they part ways with Mark Sanchez — Mile High Sports
It’s the quarterback competition that just won’t end.
via Broncos: QB Competition That Just Won’t End — CBS Denver
Coach Gary Kubiak said second-year quarterback Trevor Siemian will start again Saturday, when the Broncos host the Rams in their third preseason game.
via Trevor Siemian to start again for Broncos against Los Angeles Rams — The Denver Post
Broncos quarterback Mark Sanchez has been nothing but honest during a trying three-way battle this offseason for the starting gig in Denver.
via Mark Sanchez: I feel like I squandered an opportunity — NFL.com
It’s not about picking a starting quarterback. Right now, Head Coach Gary Kubiak knows the first priority is in eliminating the errors that led to Saturday night’s 31-24 loss to San Francisco.
via After four turnovers, first goal isn’t naming a starter, but fixing mistakes — Denver Broncos : News
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