Trevor Siemian

Week 7 vs. Houston
Trying to lead his team back last Thursday at San Diego, Trevor Siemian threw a career-high 50 passes. But with a sore shoulder, very few of them went for more than 10 yards. While the offense did next to nothing for the first three quarters, Trevor finished with 230 passing yards and a TD. In the past three games he’s played in, the Denver QB has thrown for six scores without an interception. He’ll be facing a J.J. Watt-less Houston defense at home on Monday night. The Texans allow just 189 passing yards per game however, so Siemian should be considered a QB2 play.

Week 5 vs. Atlanta
Before injuring his left, non-throwing shoulder in the second quarter last Sunday at Tampa, Trevor Siemian was 5-for-7 for 68 yards with an 11-yard touchdown to Demaryius Thomas on the first play from scrimmage. Trevor was sacked three times in the win before being replaced by rookie Paxton Lynch. He said after the game that he could have returned to action, if needed, but the Broncos were in control of the contest. Be sure to check the injury report on his status for Sunday, but Coach Gary Kubiak said it would be possible for Siemian to sit out the bulk of the repetitions in practice this week and still be able to play. Even if he’s the starter, the Denver QB should remain a QB2 option.

Week 3 at Cincinnati
The Broncos totaled 400 yards of offense last Sunday against the Colts, with Trevor Siemian finishing 22-33 for 266 yards. Despite completing 68 percent of his passes, mostly on short throws, Trevor has thrown just one TD compared to three INTs in the first two games. A few members of the Denver offense expressed concern about the lack of productivity after the win last week, but don’t expect much to change with Gary Kubiak’s system – especially if the team continues to win. Siemian will have his first road test in Week 3 against a solid Cincinnati D. It’s advised you look elsewhere for your starting QB.