A lot of fans are questioning the Denver Broncos' preseason preparations, most especially their plans for their quarterback Mark Sanchez.
According to Fan Sided, it is highly possible for Sanchez not to play once Trevor Siemian starts and Paxton Lynch enters second. There are a number of implications about this, but the most predominant fact is that if Sanchez will not play, the logical reason could be the fact that he is going to be either traded or released.
There are a lot of options to be discovered for Sanchez's fate, and if the Broncos could get some reps against the third string with him around, but it does not really do much for the team. He will certainly do well against third string players, which could be considered his value in terms of trade, since his reputation is not exactly good right now.
Also, anothe reason they can keep him out of the game is that the team already has a good idea of what he can do. They know his level of understanding in terms of offense and they are already confident of what he is at this point, so the Broncos will certainly have flexibility with Sanchez, so they are weighing all their options for the moment.
Should the Broncos consider trading him away, the most likely team to get him will be the Seattle Seahawks, since they are having some difficulties concerning the health status of their star player Russell Wilson, according to Gospel Herald. With the reasons stated above, especially since Trevor Siemian is already starting to become a potential replacement for Peyton Manning and Lynch already almost on-par with veterans, it does not make sense for the Broncos to keep Sanchez.
Lastly, Sanchez's talents will be put more into good use instead of just staying in the bench this season, should he be traded to the Seahawks. Hopefully, an official announcement should be made soon.
