Did Sean Payton give clues about who he likes as the new QB? | Orange and Blue Today podcast
TLDRThe transcript discusses the Denver Broncos' potential strategies for the upcoming NFL draft, particularly focusing on the quarterback position. It highlights the possibility of the Broncos trading up to secure a preferred quarterback and the importance of the 'it' factor in player selection. The conversation emphasizes the excitement around the draft process and the anticipation of finding a long-term quarterback for the team.
Takeaways
- 📰 The Broncos' quarterback position is the primary focus, with discussions on potential trades and new signings.
- 🤔 There's speculation about the possibility of the Broncos trading up in the draft, despite previous reports suggesting otherwise.
- 🔄 The conversation revolves around the potential for a new quarterback, moving on from Russell Wilson, with Jared Stum being mentioned.
- 🏈 The importance of the pre-draft process is highlighted, with emphasis on evaluating the decision-making and processing abilities of prospective quarterbacks.
- 🎥 Specific attention is given to JJ McCarthy, with discussions about his private workout and the potential for him to be a good fit for the Broncos.
- 📈 The general manager of the Arizona Cardinals, Monti Austin Fort, is mentioned as a key figure in the potential draft strategies.
- 🤩 Shawn Payton's enthusiasm for the pre-draft process and his excitement about the quarterback class is evident throughout the conversation.
- 📊 The 'it' factor in quarterbacks is discussed, with the ability to raise the level of teammates being a sought-after quality.
- 🚫 The script touches on the end of an era with Russell Wilson, signaling a shift in focus towards the future and new opportunities.
- 📅 The Broncos' future is看好 with a strong emphasis on building a successful team around a young quarterback, regardless of initial win-loss records.
Q & A
What was the main topic of discussion during Shawn Payton's press conference in Orlando?
-The main topic of discussion during Shawn Payton's press conference was the quarterback position, specifically the possibility of the Broncos trading up to secure a preferred quarterback in the draft.
What was the initial report by Ian Rapoport about the Broncos trading up in the draft?
-Ian Rapoport initially reported that the idea of the Broncos trading up in the draft was poured cold water on, suggesting it was not a likely scenario.
How did Shawn Payton respond to Ian Rapoport's report during the press conference?
-Shawn Payton disagreed with Ian Rapoport's report, stating that moving up in the draft is realistic and that his team is keeping that option in play.
What is the significance of the Broncos potentially trading up to the number four spot?
-If the Broncos trade up to the number four spot, they could potentially secure one of their preferred quarterbacks who are not expected to be picked in the first two spots.
What was the notable interaction between George Pton and JJ McCarthy during the one-on-one meeting?
-George Pton had a private one-on-one meeting with JJ McCarthy, where they spent four to five hours together, with McCarthy throwing the football again after his pro day, showcasing his resilience and arm strength.
What does Shawn Payton look for in a quarterback during the pre-draft process?
-Shawn Payton looks for a quarterback's ability to process information quickly, handle pressure, interact with teammates, and their overall readiness and preparation.
What is the 'it' factor that George Pton mentioned while discussing quarterbacks?
-The 'it' factor refers to a quarterback's ability to raise the level of their teammates and make a significant impact on the team's performance, which is difficult to quantify but can be seen in a player's behavior and leadership on the field.
How does the 'it' factor manifest in players like JJ McCarthy and Drake Mays?
-The 'it' factor in JJ McCarthy and Drake Mays can be seen in their resilience, ability to perform under pressure, and their capacity to lead and inspire their teammates.
What was the general sentiment towards Jared Stum after the press conference?
-The sentiment towards Jared Stum seemed to be uncertain, with some not sensing the 'it' factor in him as strongly as they do in other prospects.
What does the future hold for the Broncos in terms of their quarterback selection?
-The future for the Broncos in terms of quarterback selection seems to be focused on finding a long-term fit, with a high possibility of them selecting a quarterback early in the draft.
How did the Broncos' management discuss Russell Wilson's departure?
-The Broncos' management discussed Russell Wilson's departure with respect and positivity, wishing him well as they turn the page and focus on the future.
Outlines
🏈 Focus on the Broncos and Quarterback Speculation
The paragraph discusses the focus on the Denver Broncos, particularly the quarterback position. It highlights the team's potential to trade up in the draft to secure a preferred quarterback, with discussions around the feasibility and potential cost of such a move. The importance of the quarterback's ability to process information quickly and lead the team is emphasized, as well as the excitement around the possibility of acquiring a new quarterback for the team.
🤔 Evaluating Prospective Quarterbacks
This paragraph delves into the process of evaluating prospective quarterbacks, with an emphasis on the pre-draft evaluation process. It discusses the criteria that the Broncos' management, including Sean Payton, are looking for in a quarterback, such as processing ability, interaction with teammates, and overall performance under pressure. The paragraph also touches on the excitement and anticipation surrounding the potential selection of a new quarterback for the team.
💡 The 'It' Factor in Quarterbacks
The discussion in this paragraph centers around the elusive 'It' factor in quarterbacks, which is described as the ability to raise the level of teammates and make a significant impact on the game. It explores how this factor is difficult to quantify but is crucial for a successful team. The paragraph also mentions specific quarterback prospects, such as JJ McCarthy and Drake Maye, and their demonstration of the 'It' factor during their college careers and workouts.
📺 Wrapping Up the Show and Engaging with the Audience
In the final paragraph, the focus shifts to the logistics of the video show, including the interaction with the audience and the promotion of future content. The hosts encourage viewers to engage with their content by liking, sharing, and subscribing, and to turn on notifications to stay updated. The paragraph concludes with a light-hearted discussion on the direction to take next, symbolizing the ongoing journey of the show and its hosts.
Mindmap
Keywords
💡Quarterback
💡Trade Up
💡Draft
💡Pro Day
💡IT Factor
💡Shawn Payton
💡JJ McCarthy
💡George Kittle
💡Russell Wilson
💡Arizona Cardinals
💡Monti Austin
Highlights
The discussion revolves around the significant news in sports, particularly focusing on the Denver Broncos and their quarterback position.
There is a possibility for the Broncos to trade up, which was initially cast in doubt by NFL Network's Ian Rapoport but later confirmed by Sean Payton as realistic.
The conversation touches on the importance of the quarterback position and the potential for the Broncos to make a significant move in the upcoming draft.
The Broncos' interest in trading up is linked to their preference for one or two specific quarterbacks who may not be available at their current draft pick.
Sean Payton's strategy of having the Broncos spend a significant amount of time with a potential draft pick, such as JJ McCarthy, is highlighted as a way to make more informed decisions.
The importance of a quarterback's ability to process information quickly and handle pressure, as demonstrated by the one-on-one session with JJ McCarthy, is emphasized.
George Paton's focus on finding a quarterback with 'the it factor' is discussed, which refers to the ability to elevate the performance of teammates.
The conversation suggests that the Broncos' management is excited about the potential of their team and the process of building around a young quarterback.
The impact of having a young quarterback on the team's performance and the perception of a successful season is discussed, even if the win-loss record isn't ideal.
The difficulty in quantifying 'the it factor' in a quarterback is acknowledged, and the uniqueness of this quality in every player is noted.
The conversation briefly touches on the legacy of Russell Wilson and the transition of moving on from him to focus on the future.
The Broncos' management's excitement and strategic approach to the draft and player evaluation is palpable throughout the discussion.
The emphasis on the pre-draft process, including pro days and private workouts, as a means to better understand a player's capabilities and potential fit with the team.
The discussion highlights the importance of a quarterback's ability to handle adversity and lead the team effectively, even in challenging situations.
The conversation concludes with a reflection on the value of the information shared and the anticipation for future events and decisions.