Jarrett Stidham Fantasy
- Height / Weight
- 6'3" / 215 lbs.
- Date of Birth (Age)
- August 8, 1996 (27)
- Experience
- 5th Season
- Drafted
- 2019 / Rd. 4 / Pk. 133 (NE)
- College
- Auburn
Season Logs
Game Logs
Jarrett Stidham News
For now, quarterback Jarrett Stidham is the Denver Broncos' potential starter in 2024, but head coach Sean Payton declined to say Stidham was in the top position for the job. "He's definitely competing to be the starter," Payton said. "I don't think we have a term 'driver's seat' really. But he is going to compete for that position. I know he's anxious and excited to do that, and I'm sure there will be other candidates that will be competing with him." Stidham and Ben DiNucci are the only QBs on the current roster after the team released Russell Wilson this offseason, but the Broncos are a candidate to trade up in the first round of next month's draft for a potential franchise signal-caller. Stidham has flashed some potential late the last two years with the Raiders and Broncos, but not enough for him to be outright named the starter this offseason.
The Denver Broncos are going to evaluate all of the top quarterback prospects in this year's draft class, but if they do not trade up (they currently hold the 12th overall pick) within the first round of April's draft to take a QB, Jarrett Stidham would get the first shot to be their starter under center for the 2024 season. There are some in the Broncos building that are intrigued by what Stidham has to offer at the position, but it's clear that he isn't considered the long-term answer at QB. NFL Network's Ian Rapoport wouldn't be surprised if Denver signed another veteran in free agency to compete with Stidham this summer. Because of the salary cap predicament the Broncos are in in 2024, they don't really have the funds necessary to go after Kirk Cousins, for instance. Stidham threw for 496 yards, two TDs and a pick in the final two games of the 2023 season and would come with little fantasy upside if he's their starter in 2024.
Denver Broncos quarterback Jarrett Stidham went 20-for-34 for 272 yards, a touchdown and an interception in the 27-14 loss to the Las Vegas Raiders in the regular season finale on Sunday. He ran three times for two yards and was sacked five times for a loss of 34 yards. His lone touchdown was a 24-yard strike to Jerry Jeudy. With the Broncos benching Russell Wilson for the final two games for financial reasons, Stidham acquitted himself well, going 40-for-66 for 496 yards, two touchdowns and an interception while winning one game. The Broncos are expected to move on from Wilson in March, but Stidham will most likely begin training camp in the summer as a backup to whoever the Broncos choose to bring in to replace Wilson. At the very least, Stidham has proven in the last two games of the regular season the last two years with the Broncos and Raiders that he's a serviceable backup.
Depth Chart
- Offense
- Defense
FS | Brandon Jones |
JL Skinner | |
NT | D.J. Jones |
Angelo Blackson | |
LDE | Zach Allen |
Matt Henningsen | |
RDE | John Franklin-Myers |
Malcolm Roach | |
LOLB | Baron Browning |
Nik Bonitto | |
LILB | Cody Barton |
Drew Sanders | |
RILB | Alex Singleton |
ROLB | Jonathon Cooper |
Jonah Elliss | |
LCB | Pat Surtain II |
Tremon Smith | |
SS | P.J. Locke |
Caden Sterns | |
RCB | Levi Wallace |
Damarri Mathis | |
NB | Ja'Quan McMillian |
LS | Mitchell Fraboni |
K | Wil Lutz |
P | Riley Dixon |
QB | Bo Nix |
Zach Wilson | |
RB | Javonte Williams |
Samaje Perine | |
FB | Michael Burton |
LWR | Courtland Sutton |
Tim Patrick | |
RWR | Josh Reynolds |
Troy Franklin | |
SWR | Marvin Mims Jr. |
Lil'Jordan Humphrey | |
TE | Adam Trautman |
Greg Dulcich | |
LT | Garett Bolles |
Alex Palczewski | |
LG | Ben Powers |
Calvin Throckmorton | |
C | Sam Mustipher |
Alex Forsyth | |
RG | Quinn Meinerz |
Quinn Bailey | |
RT | Mike McGlinchey |
Matt Peart |