Broncos Eyeing Rodgers, Payton's Super Bowl Quest

On April 1, rumors are swirling about the Denver Broncos eyeing Aaron Rogers as a quarterback

option this off-season.

The buzz started with Mike Floreo from Pro Football Talk, linking the Broncos to the veteran

signal collar amid concerns over rookie Bo Nix's recovery.

From a broken ankle at season's end.

Earlier this week, Broncos owner Brad Penner said Nix is ahead of schedule in rehab during

spring meetings in Arizona.

Still, Whisperer suggests the team might invite Rogers for a visit if Nix isn't fully

ready by week one.

Sean Payton, the Broncos coach, has a clear goal in mind.

He wants to win Super Bowls with two different teams to lock in that first valid haul of.

Fame spot.

Pairing up with Rogers could be his big swing if it means chasing that ring.

The real entry lies in how Rogers and Payton would mesh.

Two sharp offensive brains from NFL history.

But it might spark a clash of egos, especially with Rogers dealing with some decline in his

physical play.

For now, this stays in rumor territory, but keep an eye on Denver's quarterback plans

as training camp nears.