UNBELIEVABLE: “Oh God, I hope I don’t get into this game. I’m not ready for this stuff” — Broncos Backup QB Jarrett Stidham Complains Bitterly Amid Team Turmoil…

In a shocking and candid moment that has stunned fans and analysts alike, Denver Broncos backup quarterback Jarrett Stidham was overheard expressing serious doubts about his readiness to take the field amid the team’s ongoing struggles. “Oh God, I hope I don’t get into this game. I’m not ready for this stuff,” Stidham reportedly said, according to a locker room source.

The comment, made off-camera but confirmed by multiple reports, has sparked a wave of concern among Broncos supporters and raised serious questions about the state of the locker room. As the team grapples with inconsistent performances, coaching turmoil, and a string of key injuries, Stidham’s remark paints a troubling picture of the mindset within the Broncos’ quarterback room.

Stidham, a former Auburn standout and NFL journeyman, was signed by the Broncos to bring stability and experience behind presumed starter Bo Nix. However, with the team struggling and fan frustration mounting, pressure has intensified on every position — especially quarterback. Head coach Sean Payton has faced criticism for the team’s direction, while the offense continues to rank among the league’s least productive.

Some analysts suggest that Stidham’s remark may have been made in a moment of frustration, not meant to be taken literally. “Players have moments of doubt, especially when things aren’t going right,” said NFL Network analyst Daniel Jeremiah. “But when that kind of thing becomes public, it only adds to the drama.”

Former players have also chimed in, with ex-Broncos QB Jake Plummer calling the situation “a leadership crisis,” noting that “every guy in the locker room needs to be ready, whether you’re a starter or not.”

Broncos fans, meanwhile, are reeling from yet another blow to morale. Social media erupted with a mix of disbelief and anger, with some calling for immediate changes and others defending Stidham, citing poor team management and lack of preparation support.

As the Broncos look to salvage their season, all eyes will be on how the coaching staff and locker room leaders respond to the latest sign of disarray. Whether Stidham will see the field again soon remains unclear — but what is clear is that Denver has more than just on-field issues to resolve.