ENGLEWOOD, Colo. -- With a quarterback competition still underway, Denver Broncos coach Gary Kubiak said Thursday Trevor Siemian will start Saturdays preseason game against the San Francisco 49ers.And Kubiak said its possible he would name a starting quarterback for the Sept. 8 regular-season opener next week, leading into the Broncos third preseason game -- Aug. 27 against the Los Angeles Rams. Siemian was expected to start against the 49ers because?Mark Sanchez had started the preseason opener in Chicago.Trevor will start [Saturday], and he and Mark will play consistently the same amount, which will probably be -- Id like to tell you it would be a quarter and a half, but it will more of a play-count deal, Kubiak said. But Trevor will start, then Mark will go and then?Paxton [Lynch]?will finish up.If the play counts work to his liking, Kubiak said hed like Siemian to play into the second quarter, with Sanchez on the field for part of the second along with the third and Lynch closing out the game.Kubiak was asked whether he would like to name the starter for the regular-season opener in the days that follow Saturdays game.Would I like to? Yeah. Will I? I dont know, Kubiak said. Well see, well see.Kubiak also added he was going to try to play each quarterback with some of the other offensive starters. He could, therefore, alternate the two quarterbacks at some point or play some of the other offensive starters almost to halftime.As he tries to pick a starting quarterback, Kubiak certainly kept Sanchez and Siemian busy in the teams 22-0 victory over the Chicago Bears last week in the preseason opener. 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I played the par 5s at 4 under, which is really good on this place. I was able to manage some missed shots that I hit to make some good pars to shoot a great round.Former Auburn player Blayne Barber was a stroke back at 66, along with Martin Laird, Ben Crane, Shawn Stefani, Matt Bettencourt, Michael Kim and Lucas Lee.Turned the heat up, Laird said about the temperature. I played nicely. The course is in good shape, so if you put it in the right spot and hit some good shots, you can make some putts. I really hit the ball well tee to green today, putted solid but left a couple out there. But overall very happy.The Scot tied for seventh in Nevada two weeks ago in his last start.Crane is making his first appearance in the event.This is a big-boy golf course, Cranne said.dddddddddddd You could play a major championship here, no problem. The course is in great shape, feeling great about my game and just played solid all day. 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