My loyalties are to another team, but from the "outside looking in," this turn of events has to be one of the most improbable journeys a quarterback has EVER taken.  While Elway's logic is rational and defensible--given Paxton Lynch's injury--has there EVER been a comparable situation in NFL history where a team (Denver Broncos) offer a 3 year contract (March 5 2016) to a player (Osweiler) worth a reported total of $45 million dollars, which the player turns down and then RETURNS a year and a half later (September 2 2017) for a 1 year contract at the NFL league minimum of $775,000?  If this was embedded in a Hollywood script, would anyone consider it remotely believable?