The guys breakdown recent mock drafts, answer listener questions and much more.

There’s a new backup in town, folks. Jeff Driskel comes to Denver as a journeymen signal-caller with nothing more than second-string aspirations. But recent NFL history, unfortunately, suggests that at some point the Broncos backup will see the field. Studying tape through that lens, here’s every reason why you should be both excited and scared if Driskel were forced into…...

DENVER — Arranging for Zoom conference calls between players and coaches, ensuring reliable connections for communication during the NFL Draft — all that might be the easy part for the Broncos in an offseason that will be unlike any other in NFL history. The hard part might be ensuring that players are in camp-ready shape when — or if —…...

The guys discuss recent comments from the NFL on their approach to the season, answer listener questions and much more.

Off the field, there’s no doubt a large gap between Melvin Gordon and Phillip Lindsay in terms of the team’s commitment to them financially. But John Elway and Vic Fangio don’t believe there will be a similar difference between the two backs on the field.

The Broncos-Chargers rivalry lost some pizazz earlier this offseason when Philip Rivers, the man everyone loves to hate, left town. But Gordon’s words and actions, along with Chris Harris Jr. fleeing to Los Angeles, just lit the spark for another chapter of the rivalry to begin.

The Colorado native has added plenty of flash to Denver’s running game the past two years. Elway and Fangio believe Flash Gordon will just add to that.

He isn't elite. But he's average. And that's an improvement for the Broncos' beleaguered punting game.

While Graham is open to playing either position, he politely hinted it's not the position he has a preference with, but more so the stability that is what's key—something he didn't have in Detroit.

A former Bronco -- and six-year teammate of Casey -- explains why sacks are just the beginning of what Denver's newest defensive lineman will bring to the Mile High City.

With the splashiest signing of the Denver Broncos’ entire offseason, John Elway and Co. snatched up running back Melvin Gordon, making him the headline acquisition of the second wave of NFL free agency. Gordon’s signing has come with a mix of excitement and skepticism that’s fitting for the mercurial talent, coming off his most disappointing season as a pro. With…...

On Wednesday, the 2020 NFL season kicked off with the official start of free agency. But Elway and Co. were hard at work beginning Monday morning as the legal tampering window opened. Here's how the DNVR Crew graded his initial efforts.

John Elway is no stranger to fourth-quarter comebacks. With options dwindling on the open market for starting defensive lineman, old No. 7 pulled off the move his team needed by swapping a seventh-round pick for five-time Pro Bowler, Jurrell Casey. Here’s what Casey brings to the Broncos, as we went back to the tape to see why his production has…...

What the Broncos had at running back behind Phillip Lindsay wasn't good enough.

There’s more to life than sports for Casey. But when Jurrell’s on the field, opposing quarterbacks wish football wasn’t a part of his life at all.

By moving on from Joe Flacco, the Broncos opened up a significant amount of cap space.

It’s hard to ignore the similarities between the Broncos’ new cornerback and their former one. But there’s one glaring difference between the two that won’t take long to notice.

With the Denver Broncos’ first true free-agent signing of the 2020 season, Graham Glasgow, the Orange & Blue strengthen their struggling offensive line with the addition of a do-it-all blocker who could fill three different spots on the interior. A former Michigan standout and third-round selection, Glasgow has carved out a fine career for himself to earn his shiny new…...

On Tuesday, the Broncos agreed to trade their starting fullback Andy Janovich to the Cleveland Browns for a 2021 seventh-round pick, a sourced confirmed to DNVR.