REGINA A former NFL quarterback made his first appearance at Riders’ training camp on Monday. Paxton Lynch, who started in four games for the Denver Broncos, had a late start to camp due to quaratine rules, but that didn’t turn off offensive coordinator Jason Maas. “He’s a fast learner, he’s put the effort into our offense,” Maas said. “Having him come up here with the skills that he has and the work ethic that he showed us as a coaching staff, I think those are steps in the right direction.” Lynch was selected in the NFL’s 2016 draft in the first round, 26th overall. However, the Texas native was beat out of a starting role with the Broncos in 2016 by Trevor Siemian. The Broncos released Lynch in 2018 after he played in just five NFL games.