Broncos sign Shurmur

[Kyousukeneko]

https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.co...ordinator/amp/

Pat's son is here also now

[Rastic]

I get the reason behind the signing as a just in case, 1M : 1 emergency QB and that we showed not interest before but... signing your own son when you are the OC in the midst all the craziness. It might check off a box where a need is concerned but there are loads of other issues that naturally follow.

[Capt. Jack]

Nepotism?

He did have a decent career
at Vanderbilt.

[beastlyskronk]

I get the reason behind the signing as a just in case, 1M : 1 emergency QB and that we showed not interest before but... signing your own son when you are the OC in the midst all the craziness. It might check off a box where a need is concerned but there are loads of other issues that naturally follow.

Maybe but Pat didn’t show interest in him in New York. But he does probably know his dad’s system somewhat and more importantly he may force the chiefs to change up some of their terminology since he was there last season. It likely matters very little in the long run.

I did like him as a project coming out of Vanderbilt though

[Hadez]

Are we still not allowed to sign the offensive coach to the roster?

[mainBroncos60]

If the offensive coach were a player-coach, would he be allowed to play? Or do they even do they do that anymore?

[Butler By'Note]

If the offensive coach were a player-coach, would he be allowed to play? Or do they even do they do that anymore?

The Broncos initial plan was to use one of their coaches at QB, the league said no, it's a roster limit violation.

[samparnell]

I get the reason behind the signing as a just in case, 1M : 1 emergency QB and that we showed not interest before but... signing your own son when you are the OC in the midst all the craziness. It might check off a box where a need is concerned but there are loads of other issues that naturally follow.

Such as ... ?

[samparnell]

If the offensive coach were a player-coach, would he be allowed to play? Or do they even do they do that anymore?

How soon we forget that Frank Tripucka was hired by the Denver Broncos in 1960 as a coach. 7676 yards and 51 TDs later he retired as QB of the Broncos in 1963, and would be the only one to lead Denver to a non-losing season in their first thirteen years as a franchise.