Hey guys! I think this was yesterday’s podcast

Hey guys, food for thought: with Jameis Winston’s latest suspension (and with him increasingly looking like he’s NOT going to be Tampa’s QB of the future) should Denver be shopping Paxton to the Bucs for a mid-round pick? Then Denver could bring in another veteran QB to shore up their depth at the position. Personally, I’m not willing to give up on Pax yet, but I am curious to see what you think.

I’m a huge In N Out fan so Zach got a lot cooler in my book. Anyway, you can not compare In N Out to Five Guys because of how much you can customize your burger at Five Guys. In N Out is plain and simple. When you walk in and look at that classic 50’s style menu, there are 4 food items (Not counting a shake even though it’s essentially ice cream) and one of the food items is fries so any place to make a burger by customizing it should be taken out of comparison. Southerns will say Sweet Tea is God’s Nectar, spoiler: Its actually In N Out w/ animal style. Welcome to family Zac!

Hey guys it’s been a while, still listening but the BSN community makes it hard to come up with a new question that hasn‘t been answered already. However I got one – at least I think so: Yesterday’s talk about Mahomes makes me wonder who do you guys think is in the best position to succeed long term (5-10 years) in the AFC West?

Ryan, your comments on Coors were fair enough. I always prefer something with a little more flavor but if it came down to it and the only options were Coors, Budweiser or Miller I would go with Coors hands down.

I have noticed that some players switch which style or model helmet they use partway through the season. Doesn’t the league have a rule about having to use the same helmet throughout the season?

A note about the 2 Super Bowl rule for QBs. Peyton got his second one in one of the worst statistical seasons imaginable for Peyton. And his Super Bowl stats were pretty poor as well. But you’re right, that’s what put him over the edge in terms of being an all-timer: getting the second one. He was incredible the year they lost the Super Bowl to the Seahawks. He played so much worse in the season he got his second. It doesn’t feel like that should have been the thing that put him over the top. But it’s the way it is. And it’s the reason that, for the most part, the best QB discussion of all-time has become Joe Montana, Tom Brady… end list.

With regards to Chubb’s second contract, and paying top dollar, won’t Von’s contract have more of a say? If my maths (yes there is an s on the end!) Is correct, Von will be 32 by time contract up and potentially not earning what he’s on now, or am I wrong and not understanding nfl contacts!

HELLO!!!!

My deepest apologies for being away from the podcast for so long. I’m still listening to the June 21st podcast. I hate to make excuses, but it’s been a very busy month. I’ve been around lately going to the US Open in New York, North Carolina, my sisters wedding, and finally the Quicken Loans National in DC. I sincerely miss the BSN community, but wanted to give a shoutout to all the new subscribers that have been chiming in with their exclusive comments over the past month. It’s a really special thing you guys are building here, and I promise to be back on the BSN grind from here on out.

GO BRONCOS!!!

Just booked my tickets for the Chargers road and Steelers home games. Can’t wait to fly into Denver and make use of those free beers!

Who is your favorite Bronco in the last decade or so who was not all that good on the field? Just that guy who may not be very talented but you enjoyed to cheer for never the less. Hard question to put into words so apologies if that doesn’t make any sense…my example from the Nuggets would be Eduardo Najera. Dude was electric, and easy to cheer for, but just not very talented at all. Cheers!

Spicy Brandon Mc N’ Cheese – Mac N’ Cheese with a kick… —cuz you know… kicker. BAZINGA!!!

Box it up. Ship it out. This needs to be a thing…
-Chad