The Denver Broncos replaced Tim Tebow as starting quarterback, and now they have replaced him as a back up quarterback. Less than five days after dealing Tebow to the New York Jets, the Denver Broncos agreed to a two-year deal with ex-Chicago Bears QB Caleb Hanie, according to ESPN Chicago.
Filed to ESPNChicago.com: Free agent QB Caleb Hanie agrees to terms on a 2-year deal with Denver Broncos.
— Dickerson and Wright (@ESPNChiBears) March 24, 2012
Hanie started six games for the Bears last year after an injury to Jay Cutler. After a promising start against the Oakland Raiders, Hanie fell off of a cliff, finishing the season with a 41.8 QB rating and three touchdowns to nine interceptions. He completed 50% of his passes.
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