Due to a COVID-19 fiasco, the Broncos were forced to play their Week 12 game against the Saints without any of their four quarterbacks. Stepping up was emergency QB Kendall Hinton, who played some quarterback at Wake Forest but has been training on Denver’s practice squad as a wide receiver. Host Ryan O’Leary and Broncos Wire editor Jon Heath discuss one of the craziest games in recent memory, and why Drew Lock and Denver’s other quarterbacks were complicit in the NFL’s decision to rule them all ineligible. Episode 14 of the Broncos Wire Podcast is powered by USA TODAY Sports and includes fantasy football smart plays from The Huddle.com, and sports betting advice from USA TODAY Sportsbook Wire.

<p>Due to a COVID-19 fiasco, the Broncos were forced to play their Week 12 game against the Saints without any of their four quarterbacks. Stepping up was emergency QB Kendall Hinton, who played some quarterback at Wake Forest but has been training on Denver&rsquo;s practice squad as a wide receiver. Host Ryan O&rsquo;Leary and Broncos Wire editor Jon Heath discuss one of the craziest games in recent memory, and why Drew Lock and Denver&rsquo;s other quarterbacks were complicit in the NFL&rsquo;s decision to rule them all ineligible. Episode 14 of the Broncos Wire Podcast is powered by USA TODAY Sports and includes fantasy football smart plays from The Huddle.com, and sports betting advice from USA TODAY Sportsbook Wire.</p>

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