Based on the current state of things around the NFL, it’s tough to find any news that has major fantasy significance (sigh). So when several coaches and other organizational leaders discussed the state of their teams during the annual Owners Meetings, you can only imagine how quickly I jumped on the information.

A number of teams have quarterback issues, and they will have to decide between drafting a guy like Cam Newton or Blaine Gabbert or trading for a guy like Kevin Kolb. But can you get a good quarterback from another team?

Can’t quite figure out the thinking behind new Broncos coach John Fox making a point to tell reporters Thursday at the NFL Scouting Combine that Kyle Orton is his team’s starting quarterback.

And now for a few thoughts, observations and highlights as we wrap up Day 2 of the NFL Scouting Combine.

Broncos general manager Brian Xanders denied an NFL.com/NFL Network report that second-year quarterback Tim Tebow lacks support within the organization.

New Broncos coach John Fox met with reporters Thursday at the NFL Scouting Combine and quelled any mystery surrounding his team’s starting quarterback position.

Broncos QB Tim Tebow will have a major road block ahead in his quest to make a significant fantasy impact in 2011.

Making the rounds inside the Super Bowl media center on Wednesday, John Elway suggested to NFL Network it’s Kyle Orton who he considers his starting quarterback, even as plenty of decisions have yet to be made.

Quarterbacks — whether we like it or not — are judged by Super Bowl wins. So why is former Raiders QB Jim Plunkett not celebrated as a two-time Super Bowl winner?

Broncos new head coach John Fox is a long ways off from chosing his starter for 2011.

The Broncos have made it no secret they’re diving head-first into the world of social media to engage fans and draw them closer to the team.

The Broncos are not going to trade QB Tim Tebow.

It might be a good idea for the Broncos head coach candidates — Perry Fewell, Jim Harbaugh, Eric Studesville and Mike Mularkey – to have some type of blueprint for Project Tebow.

Six Super Bowls top this list of the biggest postseason upsets in NFL history, including the top spot. But which game was it?

A look at Week 6 through some of the most notable numbers of the week, with an assist from George Li of the NFL Network research desk.