There’s always a chance, and continuing to put three offensive touchdowns a game on the board down the stretch would certainly help Hackett’s case.
Denver Post Broncos writer Parker Gabriel posts his Broncos Mailbag weekly during the season.After Brett Rypien’s performance on Sunday and given that our playoff hopes are minuscule, are you surprised that Nathaniel Hackett announced that Russell Wilson is going to start against the Rams? It seems unnecessary to put him back in the lineup, especially with nothing to play for.Interesting question, Mike, and a good way to kick off the mailbag.
What does our offensive line look like next week, Parker? We’re losing guys every week. And do you think it should be our main priority to improve it next year, especially in the draft? We seem pretty solid in our skill guys, but it’s all for naught if we can’t give our quarterback a chance to make a play.
Lots of questions, but the Broncos are hopeful to start off with Fleming, Risner, Glasgow, Meinerz and Turner left to right. Hey Parker! The Broncos finally won a game! It seems that the offense is finally coming around. Question is do you think this is enough for Nathaniel Hackett to keep his job? He is not calling plays, not watching the clock, not helping the defense, or anything else right now.
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