Chargers vs Broncos: Asking the enemy ahead of Week 5 clash

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DENVER, COLORADO – DECEMBER 30: River Cracraft #11 of the Denver Broncos is tackled by Geremy Davis #11 and Kyle Wilson #56 the Los Angeles Chargers returning a punt at Broncos Stadium at Mile High on December 30, 2018 in Denver, Colorado. (Photo by Matthew Stockman/Getty Images)

Chargers and Broncos: Even more questions!

4. I hate to bring it up, but I have to ask: Are the Broncos ready to start tanking, or will they hold on a little bit longer?

Hold on a bit longer. I read a stat the other day that the other team to start 0-4 and make the playoffs was the Chargers. And in 2017, the Chargers also started 0-4 before they started piecing it together and finished with a respectable 9-7 record. Even if tanking was the case, who would Denver be tanking for? Not a QB, I know that much. Let’s see what happens these next four games and then we will go from there.

The Chargers were fortunate to break their 0-4 streak with a game against the hapless New York Giants. The Broncos, however, have to do it on the road against the Chargers. It’s another week of trying to not be a team’s first win of the season.

5. I feel like I know the answer to this question, but if there were one player from the Chargers you could bring onto the Broncos’ roster right now, who would it be?

If you guessed Tyrod Taylor, you would be right.

I am totally kidding. In all honesty, I would have the Broncos bring in Joey Bosa. As much as a pain he has been to the Broncos since he was drafted, he is quite a playmaker. I can just see it now. Bosa opposite Wolfe with Chubb and Miller next to them. It is almost like heaven.

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Actually, I thought it would be Philip Rivers. I suppose that doesn’t make sense for the future of the organization, but Rivers in most years (particularly in the Manning years with the great defense) would have led the Broncos to a Super Bowl.