If the Broncos needed a start quarters, Shedur Sanders may have been in Colorado.

There is the possibility that he will still end up in Denver, based on things, the Broncos coach Sean Payton had to say after Sanders did not choose the first three rounds of the design.

“We were sitting there, I watched right behind him as he threw and observed the recipients that he had an outstanding professional day,” Payton told reporters on Friday evening. “This thing is surprising. There is nothing that ever takes place during this time, which is surprising. Last year we had a quarterback and shoot, we thought the second round and he went.”

This year Payton had a grade in the first round for a player who will be available at the beginning of the fourth round.

“I think we were all surprised and yet the talent, holy cow,” said Payton about Sanders. “I think if you are a team that needs a quarterback and we know who these teams are at the beginning of the draft. I saw him again when he was high in the junior, and then I saw him when he was in the high school, and then I saw him when he practiced in the high school in the second year. This type will play in this league.

Some would say Payton plays the political game because he works in the same state that Deion does. These skeptics will be carefully observed to see whether Sanders are still on the board, the next time the Broncos are on the clock, with the 32nd choice in round four.

Remember when the former Colts GM Bill Polian tried to say that he had one First round on Tom BradyYears after Tom Brady had become Tom Frickin ‘Brady? The answer was simple – “Well, why didn’t you choose it before it was selected by the patriots at No. 199?”

Payton could have the chance to strengthen his deep card with a quarterback of the first round at the end of the fourth round. Will he do it?

At this point, the Sheedur film could be continued, since the teams are reluctant to choose a quarterback for backups/developments that will bring dynamics to the team, the backup/developmental quarters rarely if ever before. This is one of the reasons why Tim Tebow tried to get a place in a deep card, post-tebowmania. Football trainers don’t like distractions, and coaches who have founded the starter may not be interested in a No. 2 (or No. 3) option that generates so much or more attention than QB1.

If someone can manage to control this situation, it’s Payton. He was able to develop softly Sanders and finally turn it for a higher choice. In the meantime, Payton would have an insurance company behind his starter of the first round, Bo Nix, an insurance company in the first round.

It can be observed something whether Sanders will not be selected in front of No. 134 if the Broncos are next position to put his name on a card.