Denver Broncos training camp see's James Johnson compete to be on his 14th NFL team

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Broncos journeyman quarterback Josh Johnson has been signed, released and signed again so often over his NFL career that he’s lost count.

For the record: 27 signings/re-signings to go with 17 releases/cuts spanning 14 different teams, according to his lengthy transaction page.

The 36-year-old can’t instantly recall all the quarterbacks he’s backed up, competed against or beaten out since being picked in the fifth round by Tampa Bay in 2008. He had to think for a long moment just to name the ones he’s crossed paths with who’ve won Super Bowl titles (three, by his tally).

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"If I’m leaving out somebody, sorry," Johnson said with a laugh after a recent practice, where he continues to make a strong case to back up Russell Wilson. "Being able to throw the ball, put that jersey on, that’s a blessing. I’m just enjoying every minute of every moment."

His arm and his experience have opened many doors. He signed a total of seven times with San Francisco (including practice squad), three times with the New York Jets and twice each with Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Houston, New York Giants and Baltimore. He's also signed contracts with the Bucs, Cleveland, Buffalo, the Raiders, Washington, Detroit and now Denver, which he penned in March.

That's a lot of teammates — and playbooks — over a career where he's played in 37 games and started nine times. For his career, he has 13 TD passes, 16 interceptions and 2,270 passing yards.

He's just enjoying the ride — as whirlwind as it may be (he's had tenures with teams that lasted only a handful of days).

"I’m not really in the business of proving people