Broncos' New 2022 Projected Starting Lineup: Offense
The Denver Broncos have momentum.
After firing Vic Fangio and hiring Nathaniel Hackett to replace him as head coach, Broncos GM George Paton has been a very busy boy. Since orchestrating one of the biggest blockbuster trades in NFL history — acquiring Russell Wilson from Seattle — Paton has quickly set about the process of building the nest around Denver's new franchise quarterback.
There's been so much personnel turnover at different positions — with players departing in free agency and arriving as new acquisitions — many Broncos fans aren't sure exactly how the new starting lineup is shaping up on offense.
Today, I'll break down how the new depth chart looks, which players sit atop it at each position, and give you a picture of why so many talking heads around the NFL believe that Denver is the team to beat — not only in the AFC West, but in the Conference.
Quarterback
Wide Receiver
Tight End
Running Back
Fullback
Left Tackle
Left Guard
Center
Right Guard
Right Tackle
The Broncos' offense isn't going to resemble anything fans saw over the past six years. Some of the West Coast principles of the different offensive play-callers will be apparent but Hackett's version is going to be something new that probably more resembles the 2019-21 Green Bay Packers with a strong homage to Shanahan's Broncos.
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