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Broncos QB2 Competition Features Stidham and Ehlinger

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The Big Picture

The Denver Broncos are holding a competition for their backup quarterback position between Jarrett Stidham and Jeff Driskel. This competition is ongoing as rookie quarterback Bo Nix continues his recovery. The article does not explicitly state if there is a favorite for the role.

Key Facts

  1. 1

    Jarrett Stidham and Jeff Driskel are competing for the backup quarterback position with the Denver Broncos.

  2. 2

    Rookie quarterback Bo Nix is recovering.

  3. 3

    The competition for the QB2 role is ongoing.

How Media Is Covering This

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Why It Matters

The team's quarterback situation is being closely watched as they determine who will serve as the primary backup. The article does not provide further details on the progress of Stidham or Driskel in this competition, nor does it indicate a clear frontrunner for the role.

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