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Broncos choose interesting quarterback for veteran tryout
TL;DR
The Denver Broncos have invited veteran quarterback Nathan Peterman for a tryout at rookie minicamp. Peterman, 32, has previously played for five NFL teams, including the Atlanta Falcons.
Key points
- Nathan Peterman invited for Broncos veteran tryout
- Peterman previously played for five NFL teams
- He spent time on the Falcons' practice squad in 2024
- Peterman had a historically poor performance in 2017
- He will participate in the Broncos rookie minicamp
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E.J. Warner won't be the only quarterback at Denver Broncos rookie minicamp this weekend.
The Broncos have also invited Nathan Peterman as a veteran tryout quarterback, according to a report from KUSA-TV's Mike Klis. Peterman (6-2, 220 pounds) is a 32-year-old veteran who has spent time with five NFL teams, most recently spending time on the Atlanta Falcons' practice squad in 2024.
Nine years ago, Peterman had what might have been the worst half of quarterback play in the NFL's modern era. As a rookie with the Buffalo Bills in 2017, Peterman went 6-of-14 for 66 yards with no touchdowns and five interceptions in a 54-24 loss to the Los Angeles Chargers. Peterman was then benched at halftime.
Since then, Peterman has spent time with the Raiders, Chicago Bears, New Orleans Saints and Atlanta. He will now get another opportunity in Denver.
Q&A
What teams has Nathan Peterman played for in the NFL?
Nathan Peterman has played for the Buffalo Bills, Oakland Raiders, Chicago Bears, New Orleans Saints, and Atlanta Falcons.
Why is Nathan Peterman's performance in 2017 significant?
In 2017, Nathan Peterman had a notorious game where he threw five interceptions in one half, which is often cited as one of the worst performances by a quarterback in NFL history.