ENGLEWOOD, Colo. -- After three consecutive playoff misses, after back-to-back seasons of at least 10 losses, a lot of things have been said about the Denver Broncos' offense and its growing list of struggles.
That the offense is outdated, that the team tried to do too much with Mike McCoy calling plays and tried to do too little with Bill Musgrave calling plays. And that the QB has been a question since Peyton Manning retired in March 2016.
But as the Broncos already have a trade in place for Joe Flacco as they prepare for free agency and the draft, their offense doesn't just have a quarterback problem, it has a continuity problem -- and a big one at that.