Broncos selected Memphis QB Paxton Lynch with the No. 26 overall pick of the 2016 draft. Broncs CR3W Absolutely Love It!

Paxton Lynch at the 2016 +NFL Combine, drafted by the Super Bowl Champions, +Denver Broncos
+Getty Images, former +Memphis Tigers Athletics 

Lynch (6'7/244) started three years at Memphis, finishing his career with a 63.0 completion percentage, 7.36 YPA, 59:23 TD:INT ratio and 17 rushing scores. Lynch has huge hands (10 1/4") and high-level quarterback athleticism, running 4.86 with a 36-inch vertical. Big, mobile and over a year younger than Carson Wentz, Lynch's drawbacks consist of up-and-down ball placement resulting from technical flaws as a pocket passer and frustrating game-to-game consistency. Lynch has drawn some comparisons to Blake Bortles, and would benefit from a year on the bench, though he'll undoubtedly make rookie starts behind Mark Sanchez.