ARIZONA STATE FOOTBALL

Report: Osweiler works out for Broncos

Apr 9, 2012, 2:43 PM | Updated: 3:46 pm

According
to Mike Klis of The Denver Post
, John Elway and
company
could be wooing another quarterback.

After locking up the services of sure-fire Hall of Famer
Peyton Manning last month, the Denver Broncos are looking
for his possible successor, and that search took them to
Tempe.

Former Arizona State quarterback Brock Osweiler worked out
for a contingent from Denver in Tempe on Friday.

The Broncos have seven total draft picks, including one
each
in the first round (25th overall) and the second round
(57th
overall).

Osweiler has been projected by many experts to be a second
round selection. The 6-foot-7 junior threw for a school-
record 4,036 yards in his one season as the full-time
starter. The Sun Devils finished the 2011 campaign 6-7.

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