Feels really good to have a win, nice to see this offense improve, hopefully it continues!

Solid coverage from London the whole week too guys and Ali chiming in more on the pod has been stellar. While I’m dishing out compliments, Henry you’ve crushed it since joining the pod, couldn’t imagine the pod without you now.

I’m not superstitious, but RK you must be torn. These horrid uniforms are what we’ve snapped the losing streak in, but I think you, like many of us, hate these uniforms. So, should the team wear them next game or abandon them even if it could cost us?

It’s Monday morning, my hands are still hurting from clapping so hard, and I’ve lost my voice from screaming, but I am still buzzing from that win. To hear “Let’s Go Broncos” reverberating around Wembley will live with me forever.

Your coverage has been superb. You’re all like an extended family to us, and to hear all your stories about the difference between the US and UK, especially your good, bad and confusing segments, is what sets you apart from other monotonous sports shows. I am so happy you’ve had a great time here.

I love how you think we still use Pagers in the UK, lol, that dude was quoting the brilliant “It was a Good Day” rap song from the 90s by Ice Cube, one of my favourites. Sweet Caroline, whilst it IS sung at England Soccer Matches, that is a recent thing, it’s actually spilled over from the Boxing, where it’s been sung for years.

Why is Russ getting more abuse than Deshaun Watson, Ray Rice, Kareem Hunt, and Tyreek Hill combined?? What is wrong with society?? SMH. Someone should tell Justin Tucker to wear extra padding for our game with the Ravens later this year, as I think they may well get a roughing the kicker penalty in that game.

Peace out and love to all, even you, Tucker. Grrrrrrrr

The Big Tebowski

Commenting from London Heathrow! To all the DNVR crew, thank you so much for all the work you put into all the coverage and events. Last week against the Jets I attended my first Broncos game ever, and while the result was disappointing, the tailgate and camaraderie were worth the trip.

But this last Sunday in London hit so differently, in the best way.
The only DNVR event I was there for was the pregame at the Green Man, but that alone was incredible. Broncos jerseys and swag everywhere, making new friends from all over the world, the Mile High Prophet raucously belting out 80’s song lyrics in the pub… it was glorious. The energy by the whole crowd at Wembley was awesome, but it was predominately a rowdy Broncos crowd. Shoutout to all Broncos Country for showing up!

Here are my questions, now that we are at the BYE: (1) What are the Broncos goals in the next four years (rebuild, playoffs, SB?); and (2) Can you envision Coach Hackett leading the Broncos to that goal?

I believe there is nothing to be gained by firing Hackett midseason. However, if there isn’t enough confidence in Hackett at seasons end to guide us to whatever our goals down the road are, I think we are best served by cutting bait. What say y’all?

Hi boys, the next time the Broncos play I will be there! Can’t wait to see you guys in Nashville.

I hate that Cush got hurt. When Glasgow came in, why did things shift on offense? It seems like the interior OL was getting their asses handed to them by stunts and blitzes up to that point. (And honestly as long as he’s been the starter) Did the Jags stop calling them, or did Graham identify/pass them off better?

As far as the run defense goes, the Broncos do have a problem with outside zone. It hurt them against the Jets and now facing the best outside zone back in the league in 2 weeks, I really hope Randy Gregory and Baron Browning are back, because Çasa Bonitto is not physically ready to set the edge in an NFL setting yet.

Yes! The winning feeling is back. And for at least two weeks thanks to the bye.
Fabulous whole team effort with both the O and the D making big and game-changing plays after that dismal first quarter. Great to be there.

Have we picked up a gem in Greg Dulcich? Feels like he has all the position skills and there’s some signs of great chemistry with Russ. Do you think this could be the start of one of those seminal QB-TE partnerships in the Mahomes/Kelce, Brady/Gronk, Elway Sharpe mould?

Christopher

Thanks for all the London coverage and events – shout out to Spence on this front! It was wonderful to be able to meet up with so many of the DNVR family. Your stamina and endurance to keep going with the socials AND the work was admirable – don’t know where you all found the energy! All the best.

What’s up my boys !!!! Huge win over the jags , I’ve been telling my friends & my dad all we need from the offense is 3 TD’s ! That’s all we need since the defense has been holding opponents to under 20 points a game.

Feels good to have a win. On the commentary they kept talking about the high school offense we were running. If quick passes, completions and moving the sticks is high school offense then I’ll take it. However, if we don’t figure out the penalties then we will not pick up three wins in the next three games, which we absolutely need.

Maybe all we needed to revitalize ourselves was a little English breakfast tea! A few thoughts from the Booty…

Jonas Griffith needs to ride pine. More Josey and Alex, please and cheers!

The biggest issue for Russ, as most of us agree, is seeing the field… Usually when this happens to a seasoned QB, he’s getting hit a lot and the Oline is shaky. Also, Russ’s height Doesn’t help. Imagine getting rocked every other drop-back and not being able to see over the Oline when the pocket collapses. That’s what I think is happening here. (Hackett is a lousy game manager but not that bad of a play caller; lots of guys run wide open…) Russ still has the physical and mental traits. One solution is to take deeper drop-backs a la Drew Brees. That dude would skip to his lou, like, 20 yards behind the line ‘o scrimmage and be able to see everything. This makes ends shoot up field and then the QB has more space to step up and create a cozy pocket and throw dimes and peas, rockets and pigskins.

I love you.

My dearest regards,
Onion Booty Bronco

I think this is where Nethaniel Hackett can get the team back on track. One of his biggest strengths is how much of a vibe guy he is. If he can truly capture the magic and the vibes from London then I truly think this team cna get back to winning.

There was a lot of ugly offense in that game, but let’s take a moment to appreciate that we went 3/3 in the red zone yesterday. This is huge progress. I feel like we won the Super Bowl

Really liked the combination of Jewell and Singleton. Those guys are heat seeking missiles that are seemingly involved in every tackle

Whats good DNVR!! Long time listener (since BSN Days) finally pulled the trigger to pay for the awesome content you guys give us every day!

Q1: what are the chances that Glasgow replaces cush going forward?
Q2: Whats the timeline on Gregory making it back for the Titans game?

Finally get to thank you guys for all the years of great content keep it up boys!

Hey guy’s,
Not gonna lie them first few drives was some of the worst football I’ve seen, even worse than shurmur’s incompetent ass. The rest wasn’t so bad thank goodness for this defense.
PS. Zach I hope you were utilizing Jalen Hurts in madden the way he’s playing now, he was about the best I could offer when I gave up the team.