In a highly anticipated scrimmage at Broncos' training camp, quarterbacks Jarrett Stidham, Bo Nix, and Zach Wilson showcased their skills, leaving fans and coaches impressed with their performances.

The first team period saw each quarterback make impressive throws, with Stidham connecting with Reynolds for a 20-yard gain, Nix finding Sills for a 20-yard completion, and Wilson threading a tight window pass to Estime for a 10-yard gain. While Nix and Stidham operated cleanly, Wallace's injury raised concerns about the Broncos' cornerback depth.

As the scrimmage continued, Nix stood out with some impressive completions, but also had a notable miss. Stidham displayed his arm strength with a deep pass to Franklin, although the receiver couldn't hold on. Meanwhile, Wilson looked comfortable despite having slightly fewer reps compared to the other two quarterbacks.

During the second team series, Nix continued to impress, making a good play to Sutton for a big catch and run. Stidham had mixed results, with a drop by Franklin and a pass that fell behind Brandon Johnson. The coaches continued to rotate the quarterbacks, with Nix getting the first snaps again.

In a highlight moment for Nix, on a crucial 3rd-and-goal from the 3-yard line, he evaded pressure and connected with Sutton in the end zone for a touchdown. The play showcased Nix's composure under pressure and Sutton's exceptional catch.

As the scrimmage progressed, the Broncos' defense stepped up, with Jaylon Allen, an undrafted free agent and former Memphis edge rusher, making big-time plays. Allen stopped Franklin for a tackle for loss on a jet sweep and later sacked Wilson.

While each quarterback got one goal-line rep, Nix stood out again, evading pressure and completing a touchdown pass to Javonte. Stidham faced some resistance but managed to push through, although there was some debate regarding whether it was a touchdown or a sack. Wilson's goal-line play resulted in a touchdown run by Tyler Badie.

In the final period, with 1:50 left on the clock and the offense down by six, Stidham started the drive. However, his attempts to lead the team to a comeback fell short, with sacks and incomplete passes. The drops by receivers plagued both Stidham and Nix throughout the practice.

The scrimmage concluded with a move-the-ball situation, where none of the quarterbacks managed to score, leaving the offense trailing by six points.

Overall, the Broncos' training camp scrimmage provided an exciting showcase for the quarterbacks, with both Nix and Stidham making strides while Wilson displayed comfort and composure. The drops and defensive pressure proved to be challenges for the quarterbacks and their receivers, underlining areas for improvement as the team continues its training camp preparations.