Siemian was the better of Denver's two primary quarterbacks on Friday, Cecil Lammey of 104.3 The Fan reports.
The book on Siemian is that he's the savvier, but more physically limited of Denver's competing quarterbacks. There is probably some truth in that, though such assessments also lazily underestimate Siemian's escape ability and arm talent while giving him a pass on some of his poorer decision making. All that being said, Siemian has seemed to take a dink-and-dunk approach to training camp, as opposed to Lynch's boom-or-bust tendencies. One isn't inherently worse than the other, but if you're rookie head coach Vance Joseph and have what projects to be a top-five defense, the safer route maybe more attractive.